you would probably use a micrometer
Micrometer
First of all it's "What unit of measurement would you use to measure the diameter of a drink can?" Secondly you would probably use either centimeters or inches, depending on where you are in the world.
Meter.... or more likely millimeters
usually it would be given in miles or kilometers
A micrometer or a caliper would typically be used to accurately measure the diameter of a crankshaft journal. Both tools are precise and can provide a reliable measurement of the diameter.
To measure a curtain ring, you would typically measure the diameter of the inner circle on the ring. This measurement will help you determine the size of the curtain rod or pole that the ring will fit onto.
Measure it with a tape measure.Diameter: the measurement across the widest part of the circle.Perimeter: the measurement around the outside of the pool (take diameter in inches x 3.14)Area: the measurement of the surface of the bottom of the pool (3.14 x (1/2 diameter x 1/2 diameter) [So if you pool is diameter 54 inches it would be: 3.14 x 27 x 27]Volume: the measurement of how many cubic inches the pool will hold (NOT GALLONS)(take area x height)
Well, honey, a meter is a unit of length, not diameter. If you want to talk diameter, we're looking at circles, not meters. So, technically speaking, a circle with a diameter of 1 meter would have a diameter of 1 meter. But seriously, who measures diameter in meters anyway?
Yes, a micrometer typically offers higher precision compared to a vernier caliper, making it better suited for measuring the diameter of small objects like rods with greater accuracy. If the diameter measurement requires a high level of precision, using a micrometer would be a preferred choice.
At normal temperature and pressure, chlorine is a gas and I would be greatly surprised if you could measure 1 tbsp of chlorine.At normal temperature and pressure, chlorine is a gas and I would be greatly surprised if you could measure 1 tbsp of chlorine.At normal temperature and pressure, chlorine is a gas and I would be greatly surprised if you could measure 1 tbsp of chlorine.At normal temperature and pressure, chlorine is a gas and I would be greatly surprised if you could measure 1 tbsp of chlorine.
You should clarify what you want to measure about it: its diameter, mass, weight, color, etc. If you want to measure its diameter, that would usually be specified in microns (= micrometers).
That would depend on what fruit it is exactly, apple, orange, what? Plus even individual fruits are not all the same size, such as two apples, for instance.