To show 15 mm on a ruler, locate the millimeter markings, which are typically the smaller lines between the larger centimeter markings. Count 15 small lines from the 0 mark, as each small line represents 1 mm. The 15 mm mark will be exactly at the 15 mm line, which is also 1.5 cm on the ruler. Make sure to use a ruler that includes millimeter measurements for accurate representation.
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a ruler measures 15 cm .1 cm =10 mm .THis means , 1 standard ruler measures 150 mm.
151 mm on a ruler is just over 15 centimeters, as there are 10 millimeters in a centimeter. To locate it, find the 15 cm mark, then move slightly past it to the 1 mm mark after that. If your ruler has millimeter markings, you can count 151 divisions from the zero mark.
a ruler, its one and a half cm
A metre ruler is a ruler that measures mm, cm, up to a metre.
94 mm on a ruler is between 90 mm and 95 mm. On a typical ruler containing both mm and inches scales, where the scales are reversed with respect to each other, 94 mm is opposite 8 5/16 inches.
A small ruler is normally 150 mm. Many engineers use these.
I'm unable to show images directly, but you can easily find a millimeter ruler by searching online or checking in any stationery store. A typical mm ruler has markings at each millimeter, usually with longer lines indicating centimeters. If you need a visual reference, many educational websites also provide images and diagrams of rulers.
To measure the mm of an item you would need to use a metric ruler. The metric ruler has cm and mm on it.
5.5 mm on a ruler is slightly more than half a centimeter, as 1 centimeter equals 10 millimeters. On a standard metric ruler, you can find 5.5 mm by locating the 5 mm mark and then measuring halfway between the 5 mm and 6 mm marks. It's important to use the millimeter side of a ruler for accurate measurement.
It is 5 mm. A ruler is used for the purpose of determining sizes from 1 mm to approx 300 mm,=.
20 mm should still be 20 mm!