Well the SI unit of length is the meter, and SI is the first standard measurement system...
the first discovery of measurement was on the age of ancient egyptians they use their bodies to measure the length,width or size. they said that the pyramid was created by them using their bodies to measure it. Some said that aliens are the one who help and bring the discovery of measurement in the world first in egypt.. that created the pyramid..
You must first decide what you want to measure about the rice grains: their length, circumference, mass, weight, volume, color, elasticity, etc.
To calculate the area of a space, first, you need a ruler or tape measurer. Next, measure the length and the width of the object, but not the height. Then, multiply the width by the length (or vice versa), and there's your answer. The answer would be in the unit of measurement squared.
You would have to kill first for accuracy.
The radian measure IS the arc length of the unit circle, by definition - that is how the radian is defined in the first place.
the first discovery of measurement was on the age of ancient egyptians they use their bodies to measure the length,width or size. they said that the pyramid was created by them using their bodies to measure it. Some said that aliens are the one who help and bring the discovery of measurement in the world first in egypt.. that created the pyramid..
We do not know, this information was never recorded, but it is evident from the buildings of the ancients that standard units for length were in use then.
First you need to decide what PROPERTY of the ear you want to measure: its length, its area, its mass, its surface area, etc.
You must first decide what you want to measure about the rice grains: their length, circumference, mass, weight, volume, color, elasticity, etc.
cubit
It does not matter. Conventionally, the length is the biggest side because it is the longest and so has the longest measure. But there are exceptions to that as well. That is why many manufacturers tell you (LxW or LxWxH) as well as giving the actual measures.
You first need to decide what you want to measure about it: its length, its volume, its viscosity, etc.
Wrap the strip of paper around the plate or can and mark it where it completes a full circle around the object. Then lay the strip on a flat surface and measure the marked length using the ruler. That length is the perimeter (circumference) of the round object.
the foot by god
1) Measure the height of water in a beaker or a bowl. (First Measurement) 2) Place the object in the water. 3) Measure the height of the water while the object is still in the water. (Second Measurement) 4) Subtract your first measurement from your second measurement.
Length comes first in measure quadrilaterals.
To calculate the area of a space, first, you need a ruler or tape measurer. Next, measure the length and the width of the object, but not the height. Then, multiply the width by the length (or vice versa), and there's your answer. The answer would be in the unit of measurement squared.