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How many 150mm blocks are there in a 1000mm x 1000mm wall?
150 x 150 = 22, 500 sq mm; 1000 x 1000 = 1,000,000 sq mm; 1,000,000 / 22,500 = 44.44 blocks
How much is 150 millimeters in centimeters?
10mm=1cm 1cm/10mm=x/150mm cross multiply 150mmx1cm=150cm(mm) divide by 10mm 150cm (mm)/10mm= 15cm
What is 300 x 150 mm?
45,000mm2
How do you convert 150 cm to millimeters?
Algebraic Steps / Dimensional Analysis15.6 cm*10 mm 1 cm=156 mm
What are ten items and their measures in millimeters?
Pen (140 mm) Phone (150 mm) Credit card (85.6 mm x 53.98 mm) A4 paper (210 mm x 297 mm) CD/DVD (120 mm) Ruler (300 mm) Laptop screen (13-inch - 294 mm x 165 mm) Door handle (150 mm) Key (60 mm) AirPods case (44.3 mm x 21.3 mm)
How big is 3.0 mm x 40 mm?
It is 120 mm^2.
How big is a 8.25 mm x 6.25 mm diamond?
51.5625 mm
How big is the pokewalker?
Physical dimensions: 1.9 in x 1.9 in x 0.5 in (48 mm x 48 mm x 13.9 mm)
How big is 33 x 23 mm?
759 mm^2
How much water will a 1 meter length 150mm PVC pipe hold?
Assumed that 150mm is the diameter of the PVC pipe, then radius is 75mm and the length is 1 meter or 1000mm. The volume of the cylinder is pi x r x r x h and in this case it would be 3.1415 x 75 x 75 x 1000 = 17670937.5 cubic mm which is 17670.9375 cubic cm which is 17.6709375 liters
How many 200mm X 150mm tiles do I need to tile a bathroom 7ft square and 7ft high?
To calculate the number of tiles needed, first convert the bathroom dimensions from feet to millimeters: 7 feet is approximately 2134 mm. The total wall area to be tiled is the perimeter of the walls (4 walls of 2134 mm each) multiplied by the height (2134 mm), which gives approximately 18,000,000 mm². Each tile covers 200mm x 150mm, or 30,000 mm². Dividing the total wall area by the area of one tile, you would need about 600 tiles to cover the walls.
Why you use 150x150 mm cube?
150 x 150 mm is a 2-dimensional figure. A cube is a 3-dimensional object and so you cannot have a 150x150 mm cube. Furthermore, cubes with sides of 150 mm are rarely used. I have not used one ever - and I am over 60!
