A "meterstick" one meter in length is 39.37 inches, compared to a yard at 36 inches. So while the two can be comparable for rough estimates, a more precise value of 39 inches, or 3 1/4 ft (3.28 feet) is more accurate.
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Miles are much bigger.
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No, 2.07 kilometers is longer than 2.063 kilometers. When comparing two numbers, the number with the larger value is considered longer. In this case, 2.07 is larger than 2.063 because the extra digit after the decimal point represents a smaller unit of measurement.
A yardstick is just a little longer than a meterstick.
A yardstick is just a little longer than a meterstick. Generally used to measure distance.
A "meterstick" is a measuring device (like a ruler or yardstick) and is usually exactly one meter in length*.In the metric SI system of measurement 1 meter = 100 centimeters.A centimeter is exactly 1/100 of a meter.*Meter sticks, like some rulers, can be longer than an actual meter, about 39.5 inches long, so measurements should only be made on the scaled edge.
A Hummer, a yardstick, and a meter stick.
A meter stick is longer than a ruler. This allows larger items to be measured with less movement of the measuring tool.
A yardstick is typically used to measure shorter distances in feet and inches, while a meter stick is used for longer distances in meters or centimeters. For measuring a fence, it would be more appropriate to use a meter stick as it is likely to be longer than a yardstick's range.
how much longer is the earth in diameter than the moon?
Tornadoes are both much larger than tornadoes and last much longer.
It was much longer than two whales.
how much longer is lake michigan than the illinois river ?
Anything greater than a yard won't fit on a yardstick. 2/3 of a yard is two feet, marked on the second yardstick.
A mile is more than 1,600 times longer than a meter.