The simplest way is to measure it using a metric measure tape. An alternative is to measure your height in inches and multiply the answer by 2.54
Height.
A protractor is a tool that may be used to measure an angle. The measure of the angle exists irrespective of the tool that is used to measure it. In the same way that you have a height and your height is a [mainly] fixed amount and whether it is measured with a rule or a tape measure or a laser range finder does not affect your height!
get a tape measure or a ruler and measure it
You do not convert height to metres, you MEASURE height in metres (or centimetres, or feet or miles).
Newer and better methods of measuring the height are invented.Erosion can cause the height of mountains to decrease.Changes within the Earth can cause mountains to grow.All of these
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Height from sea level.
Area = base * height(height being the vertical measure, not the sloped measure)Area = base * height(height being the vertical measure, not the sloped measure)
For people: Measure height in centimetres and positive integers will be the most appropriate. Measure it in metres and positive rationals, to 2 decimal places will fit the bill. For taller structures, buildings or mountains, positive integers for metres.
The Appalachian Mountains are belived to have been the highest mountains on earth roughfly 466 million years ago. The mountains are divided onto a series of ranges, with the individual mountains averaginf from a height of 3,000 feet (900 m). The highest of the group is Mount Mitchell at a height of 6,684 feet, (2,037 m)
Most people measure their height in feet and inches
1000 ft
about 1500 mm
Mountains don't lose height due to the continual upthrust caused by the plates coming together which caused them to form in the first place. Indeed, many if not most mountains are still growing rather than losing height.
The simplest way is to measure it using a metric measure tape. An alternative is to measure your height in inches and multiply the answer by 2.54
Topography refers to the shape or height of the land. It includes features such as mountains, valleys, and plateaus.