A standard (basic) ruler is broken down into 1/16 (short marks), 1/8 (longer mark), 3/16 (short mark), 1/4 (next longer than 1/8), 5/16 (short mark), 3/8 (same as the 1/8 mark), 7/16 ( same as the 1/16 short mark), 1/2 (the middle longest mark), 9/16 (same as the 1/16 short mark), 5/8 (same as the longer 1/8 mark), 11/16 (same as the short 1/16 mark), 3/4 (same as the 1/4 long mark), 13/16 (same as the short 1/16 mark), 7/8 (same as the 1/8 longer mark), 15/16 (same as the 1/16 short mark), and finally the 1 inch mark (the longest of all the marks). Then the process starts over again to the 2 inch mark, etc.
12 inches = 1 foot
3 foot = 1 yard
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It is one score down from 4.3 inches on an extreme high-precision ruler.
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on a ruler the ich can be broken down into how many equal parts
It is one score down from 4.3 inches on an extreme high-precision ruler.
Granularity is the extent to which is system is broken down into smaller parts. It can be either the system itself or its description. For example it can be a yard broken down into inches or a yard broken down into feet. The yard broken down into inches has finer granularity then the yard broken down into feet.
Scroll down to related links and look at "Inches and centimeters in comparison".
The USA still measures in inches. Scroll down to related links and look at "Comparing Inches and Centimeters".
A full scale ruler is typically divided into inches or centimeters, with smaller increments for more precise measurements. Each inch is divided into smaller units such as quarters, eighths, or sixteenths. Similarly, centimeters are divided into smaller units like millimeters for accuracy in measuring.
A metric ruler is a straight tool typically made of plastic, metal, or wood with markings in centimeters and millimeters. It is usually 30 centimeters long (or 12 inches), with smaller divisions for millimeters marked along its length. The markings are used to measure length or distance accurately.
I can only answer the I have twelve inches but I don't use it as a rule. I hope this helps with your question. The Big Dog Down Under
If you place a flat pan with straight up and down sides outdoors and it rains, you can measure with a ruler the depth of the rainwater in the pan . If you measure 3.5 inches of water, then you have had 3.5 inches of rain.
Knit your sample swatch, usually a little over four inches by four inches. Lay your gauge ruler on top of your fabric. There's an "L" shaped cut-out in the ruler. Usually it is two inches by two inches. Count the number of stitches you can see across, and then up and down. Divide each number by two (if the gauge ruler is two inches) to find the gauge of your knitting. It is more accurate to measure across four inches instead of two. You can use a regular ruler or tape measure to do this. Then divide the number of stitches in four inches by the number four to get the number of stitches per inch.
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Can be broken down either way but fractions are more commonly used. A half inch can be .50" or 1/2".