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QuestionHow can I get a ruler that has the numbers in Spanish?Community AnswerAll modern rulers use same type of Arabic numerals; there are no "Spanish" numbers.
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QuestionIf there's a total of 16 small lines before it reads 1 inch, and an object measures to the 7th tiny line, how do I say that? 7/16ths of an inch?Community AnswerYes, that is how you would read it. However, if it were 6/16ths, you would simplify the fraction to 3/8ths of an inch.
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QuestionWhy does the measurement not start at the edge on a wooden ruler?CraftsmartTop AnswererThe measurement is not at the edge so that the ruler can be damaged at the edges a little and still be an accurate ruler.
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QuestionHow many feet are on a ruler?CraftsmartTop AnswererIt depends on the length of the ruler. But knowing that there are 12 inches in a foot, if your ruler has 12 inches, then your ruler is one foot. If it is a yard stick, or 36 inches, then it is three feet long.
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QuestionWhen I start measuring from a point other than zero on the ruler, what do I need to do to get the measurement?Community AnswerEither move your ruler from point zero to the beginning point you are measuring or take the number of inches or centimeters from point zero to point "A" (the point from where you are measuring) and subtract that number from both point "A" and point "B."
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QuestionHow can I understand and classify the 10 small lines between eight inches and nine inches?Community AnswerIf you have an inch ruler with ten lines between each inch mark, you have a decimal inch ruler. For example, three small lines after the eight inch mark would give you 8.3 inches. This is unusual on inch rulers, and is a feature borrowed from the metric system.
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QuestionHow do I read inch ruler?Community AnswerEvery big tick is one inch. The smallest ticks measure 1/16 of an inch.
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QuestionHow can a person measure length with the help of broken ruler?Community AnswerThis is a common problem with broken rulers. You can still use the intact parts by subtracting measurements. For example, if you only have the part of the ruler between 10 and 15 centimeters, you can use it to measure up to five centimeters by subtracting the end point from the starting point.
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