0 2 inches on a ruler
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Position the pointer at approximately 5 inches on the vertical ruler and 2 inches on the horizontal ruler. Drag down and to the right to create a text box approximately 0.5 inches high and 3.5 inches wide. Use the spin arrows in the Size group to set the height and width precisely at 0.5 and 3.5 inches.
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Example: 1 cm = 0.01 m (move decimal 2 places because exponent difference between 100 and 10-2 is 2). To convert to a smaller unit, similarly move the decimal t …
[DOC File]Related Rates – Data Collection - HoustonACT
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Use a 12-inch ruler as your “ladder”. Note: Most rulers are not exactly 12 inches long. You will need to measure the ruler to get its initial height. Place the ladder flat against a wall. Move the bottom of the ladder 2 inches away from the wall, and measure the height …
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• Use a ruler or line plot to calculate the difference in length between two objects with fractional measurements (for example, when given an object measuring . 4 1 4 inches and a second object measuring 7 2 4 inches, determine the difference in length between the two objects by counting the distance between 4 1 4 inches and 7 2 4 inches on a ...
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0.2 So, a fifth on the 5 cc syringe is the same as 2 tenths, which written in decimals as 0.2 . = = 0.2. We, then, have figured out that each little mark on the 5 cc syringe is 0.2 cc. fig216. This should be double-checked by counting the marks from zero to 1 cc to make sure they add up to 1 cc. Start at zero.
[DOC File]Curriculum Topic Benchmarks (some of these): S15
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This equation puts the mark for 100 msecs (0.1 sec) around four inches: D = 10 * 0.12 = 10 * 0.01 = 0.1 meters (approximately 3.9 inches). The values from this equation matched the marks on the defective ruler: Four inches was marked as 100 msec, and "my" RT distance (7 inches…
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