The use of pythagoras theorem helps out here. Make it a right angled triangle.
x2 = 152 + 102. X2 is 225 + 100 = 325. Square root of 325 is 18.03 metres
we know that by unit and length measurement we get that : 1m =100 cm 1500 cm=15 m
1,500 feet is ~457.2 meters.
There are 15 meters in 1,500 centimeters. 1,500 centimeters x 1 meter/100 centimeters = 15 meters 1 meter = 100 centimeters
Atoms are frequently measured in picometers. A picometer is 1x10^-12m, or 0.000000000001m. as per me, it is measured in fermimeter, which is 1x 10-15 m.
That converts to 590.551 inches. That converts to 49 feet 2.551 inches.
Use Pythagoras: diagonal² = length² + width² → diagonal² = (10 cm)² + (15 cm)² → diagonal = √(10² + 15²) cm = √325 cm = 5 √13 cm ≈ 18 cm
By Pythagoras's theorem it is 15*sqrt(2) = 21.213 approx.
15*10 = 150 square meters
The length is 20 cm.
There are: 10*15 = 150 square meters
To find the length of the diagonal of a rectangle, you can use the Pythagorean theorem. For a rectangle with lengths of 10 cm and 15 cm, the diagonal (d) can be calculated as (d = \sqrt{10^2 + 15^2}). This simplifies to (d = \sqrt{100 + 225} = \sqrt{325}), which is approximately 18.03 cm. Thus, the length of the diagonal is about 18.03 centimeters.
Perimeter = 15+10+15+10 = 50 units of measurement.
15 micrometers = 1.5 × 10^-5 meters
10 mm. in a cm. 100 cm. in a meter. 10*100*15=15000 millimeters in 15 meters.
If those are four sides of a quadrilateral, you would also need some additional information, for example some angle, or a diagonal. If you have a diagonal, you can separate your quadrilateral into two triangles, and use Heron's formula.
Fifteen square meters is a measurement of area, not length. Area is a two-dimensional measurement, while meters are a unit of length. To find out how many meters make up 15 square meters, you would need to know the shape of the area in question. If it is a square, then the length of each side would be the square root of 15, which is approximately 3.87 meters.
2*(15 + 10) = 2*25 = 50 metres