How many termites will fit in 1 meter stick?

Answer 1

If they stand shoulder-to-shoulder, we need to know their width to answer that.

If they stand nose-to-ahem-tail, then 20 of them fit on the stick.

These answers assume, purely for the sake of discussion, that termites have

shoulders, noses, and ahem tails.

Answer 2

This varies by species, with the very largest termites reaching about 10 centimeters in length (4 in).

The more typical Formosan termites range from about 0.3 to 0.6 cm in length (1/8 to 1/4 in) with some queens reaching 1 to 1.5 cm (0.4 to 0.6 inches) in length, not including their wings.

Answer 3

well first you have to convert them both to the same metric value. I'd choose millimeters just because it's smaller.

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Kilo- 1000x

Hecto- 100x

Deka 10x

Route x

Deci 1/10x

Centi 1/100x

Milli 1/1000x

since we have centimeters we must convert it to millimeters to find the answer.

1 centimeter is 10 millimeters so if each termite is 5 millimeters and we are working with only 10. 10/5= 2 termites that will fit.

However; the space termites would need would have to be 2-dimensional but the question is still solvable

Answer 4

If they stand proboscis to thorax, then 200 will fit.

If they stand side-by-side, then we need to know how fateach one is

before we can calculate the answer.

Answer 5

By definition 1 millimeter is equal to 1000 meters. Therefore, 200 termites could fit in 1 meter.

Answer 6

1/15 or 0.066... of a termite.

A termite that is 15 centimetres is one big termite!

Answer 7

2. There are 10mm in one centimeter.

Answer 8

10,000