Generally speaking, the limit of accuracy of any measuring device is 1/2 of the smallest marked increment. So, on a typical meter stick, you would have millimeter hash-marks, so the limit is 1/2 of a millimeter.
However, one must be careful with this statement because how a measuring device is constructed, to what tolerances, and how it is used would affect the measurement.
For example, if the temperature changes, the meter stick would change, and thus affect the measurement. If the end is worn, if there is human error, if one does not account for parallax, etc., then the error will be greater.
yes a metric ruler and a meter ruler is the same
A meter ruler
to measure
Depends on how big the ruler is. Sizes vary
1- a meter stick is like a giant ruler (it measures i meter)
yes a metric ruler and a meter ruler is the same
a meter ruler
A meter ruler
Yes, but not very accurately.
Why? Because A ruler of 30 cm is not enough for a bigger class! you need a meter ruler and multiply each ok.
to measure
No, a ruler measuring 12 inches is 0.3048 meter.
Depends on how big the ruler is. Sizes vary
A 1 meter stick. 1 meter=100cm.
a ruler is shoter than a meter stick ~ A typical ruler is 12 inches, however, there are many other measuring devices also called rulers. A meter stick is around 3 yards, I believe.
If the calibration starts from the edge of the stick then it is a meter rule Basically "0" starting from the edge And if it is a meter ruler ,there is like half inch of empty space before 0
1- a meter stick is like a giant ruler (it measures i meter)