Height

Angel Falls is the tallest waterfall in the world. It is in South America.

a ruler or a tpe measure

trigonometry

There are 100 centimetres in one metre. Therefore, 17.7 metres is equal to 17.7 x 100 = 1770 centimetres.

a ruler no LITERLY

Hwæt is tghe maenign of yuor qetsion?

Certainly we can figure out what the proper spellings of the words you were attempting to use, but then we're still left with a question we can't answer without knowing what "instrament" you're talking about. Is it a scientific instrument? A musical instrument? Something else? We just don't know, and without that information we can't begin to answer the question.

the tallest mountain or rock are in alaska

11/8=1.375 well the starting equation would be x+y=570. the value of x is 11/8(y)... so we can plug that in. this gives us: 11/8y+y=570. This can be simplified into 19/8y=570 because x=(8/8)x because any number divided by itself will equal 1. Y therefore equals 570/(19/8) or 240. 240*1.375=330. X=330 and Y=240. i hope i didn't just do your math homework for you lol...well...what else are math kids for? Algebra FTW

square

Normally humans are measured in either feet or meters.

i like rainbow

I'm not sure with the length but the height of the fourpeaked mountain is 2104 meter.

64

Just multiply 4 times 12, which is 48- and that's your answer!

No, 1 metre is 100 centimetres.

the height has to be 22

The tallest volcano in Hawaii is the Mauna Kea volcano, which is located on Hawaii's largest island. The Mauna Kea is the only Hawaiian volcano known to be glaciated. It is Hawaii's second largest volcano, but also its tallest!

830m my good chap.

The unit of the these dimensions is missing.

364 ' and 2.07 "

The tallest mountain in the world is Mount Everest at 29,028 feet. It was first climbed by Sir Edmund Hilary in May 1953.

The Riviera Heights Land Company is a fictional business written about in a short story called "Ordeal by Cheque" It was written in 1932 by Wuther Grue and is unique in that the story is told through a series of checks. Starting with a baby shop and ending with a mortuary. The reader must infer the story through the checks.

Title: Ordeal by cheque

Author: Grue, Wuther

Article ID: 8217-1932-037-06-000021

Journal Section(s): THE WORLD OF ART

Journal: Vanity Fair

Issue: 37:6 (1932:Feb.) p.60

Oh, dude, Smallishbeans is like 5 feet 7 inches tall. So, you know, not exactly towering over everyone, but also not needing a booster seat at the dinner table. Just your average, run-of-the-mill height for a human bean.