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What is a definition of ingredion?
'Ingredion' as written is gibberish.
What is the definition of episolary novel?
The definition of an epistolary novel is: a novel written in the form of a series of letters.
What is the definition of Blank?
Something that has not been written upon
What is the definition of complaint letter?
A written explanation of unhappiness about something or someone.
What is the definition of the word inscripted?
when someting is carved or written on a piece of metal.
What a scale written as a ratio in simplest form without units of measurements?
scale factor
What is the word for a scale written as a ratio in the simplest form without units of measurements?
scale factor
What is a scale written without units in simplest form?
scale factor
A scale written as a ratio in simplest form without units of measurement?
scale drawing
What is a scale written as a ratio in simplest form without units of measurement?
scale factor
A scale written as a ratio without units in simplest form is called what?
scale factor
What is a scale written as a ratio without units in simplest form called?
scale factor
Is a scale written as a ratio in simplest form without units of measurements?
Not necessarily. Most maps will have scales written with units. Map scales in the Imperial system are sometimes written as 2 inches = 1 mile, for example. This could be simplified to 1:31680. In the simplest form, this is 1 inch = 31680 inches but that would not be particularly meaningful to most users. Similarly, in the metric system, scales may be written as 4 cm = 1 km rather than 1:25000. In the simplest form this is 1 cm = 25000 cm. Again, not particularly user friendly.
How do you write 0.7 written as a fraction in simplest form without using a negative exponent?
7/10
What has the author Steven Geczy written?
Steven Geczy has written: 'Basic electrical measurements' -- subject(s): Electric measurements
How do you write measurements for a box?
The measurements for a box is written thus: length, width and depth.
What has the author Edward William Golding written?
Edward William Golding has written: 'Electrical measurements and measuring instruments' -- subject(s): Electric measurements
