a stop sign has eight sides. ten times eight is eighty, therefore the awenser is eighty inches
Perimeter is total edge length. A stop sign has 8 sides, so 8"*12=96"■
You don't. You put a cubed sign for volume, which surface area is not. Surface area gets a squared sign. The reason for THAT is to show it's a 2-dimensional measurement.
38 x 44
It means the figures on either side of the equal sign have equal values to each other.
Because the units of area have dimension 2 - as in square centimetres or square feet.
9 and 5
9" x 5"
Measure one side of the stop sign, and call it Bob. The area is approximately Bob times Bob times 4.828427. - - -- --- Some boring math people might say it like this: A=2(1+√2)s2
Can't you multiply 8 by 6?
One dimension is 84 inches. For the others, you would need to measure the sign.
Inches. Most are less than a yard. As most road sign standards and conventions describe signs in terms of inches and/or millimeters, I personally would not use yard measurements and would use inches.
Square feet. ************************* I would use centimetres to give the area in square centimetres.
Seeing as the area = 158 = the length of 1 side squared. One side = the square root of 158 = about 12.5698 feet
Unless there is a designated area for you to endorse a check, it doesn't matter which side of the check you sign. However, as a rule of thumb, when you are looking at your check right-side up, just flip it, and sign the left side.
You have to put the square sign when you use area and the cubic sign when you use volume. Area= Length times Width Volume= Length times Width times Height
inches = in = "if you mean sign " is used to describe inches
The best measure to assess a stop sign is its visibility, which can be quantified by factors such as size, color contrast, and placement. Standard dimensions for a stop sign are typically 30 inches (76 cm) in diameter for regulatory signs. Additionally, measuring the height of the sign from the ground ensures it is easily seen by drivers. Reflective materials can also be evaluated to determine how well the sign stands out at night or in low-light conditions.