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What are two required components of every measerment?
Units
Witch measerment is the greatest 6 kilometers 60 meters 600 centimeters or 6000 millimeters?
The greatest is 6 kilometres.
What is the measerment of the earth's curst?
The Earth's crust varies in thickness, ranging from about 3 to 30 miles (5 to 50 kilometers) beneath the continents and around 3 to 5 miles (5 to 8 kilometers) beneath the ocean basins.
What kind of measerment of a liter?
Volume measurement
What are two required components of every measerment?
Units
Why might a sientist estimat a measerment?
So he won't have to research it
The US is the only major nation using this?
type of measerment? if so it's the standard mearsurment
What exact measerment for an acute angle?
Greater than 0 degrees but less than 90 degrees
Witch measerment is the greatest 6 kilometers 60 meters 600 centimeters or 6000 millimeters?
The greatest is 6 kilometres.
What Measures distance north and south from the eqautor?
What unit of longitude and latitude measerment
Applications of venturimeter?
1. It is used for flow measerment with minimum head loss. 2. It is used in industries for flow measerment of chemicals. 3. it is also used in the airoplane for measurment of speed of plane.
What is the measerment of the earth's curst?
The Earth's crust varies in thickness, ranging from about 3 to 30 miles (5 to 50 kilometers) beneath the continents and around 3 to 5 miles (5 to 8 kilometers) beneath the ocean basins.
What unit of measerment is used for objects seen under the microscopes?
Objects seen under microscopes are typically measured in micrometers (µm), also known as microns. This unit is commonly used for measuring the size of cells, bacteria, and other tiny structures visible under a microscope.
What is meant by uncertainty in scientific measurement?
According to the principle of uncertainty, no instrument is 100% free from errors and in the physical world, due to various factors like human efficiency, complete perfection of instrument, measurement conditions, there is bound to be uncertainty and each value can be measured accurately upto the least count of the instrument which can always be decreased, and lesser the least count, more accurate is the measurement.
Why are your cookies flat?
Usually the more shortening a cookie has the more it will spread and flatten when baked. Also, more leavening agent will cause it to over rise and then fall which will produce a flat cookie. Some cookies do not have any leavening in them, they are rolled out and a cutter is used to shape them and they stay flat.
