The easiest way to do it (without getting your feet wet) is go to the edge of the stream where it is fairly straight, find a spot directly across from your location and mark it in you mind, Pace along your side of the stream looking back, until the marked spot is 45 degrees back from your line of travel. The stream is the same width as the distance you have walked from your starting point.
appropriate unit to measure the width of a textbook = ce ntimeters
A tape measure
with a tape measure. the CSA
length times width length times width
METERS!!!The unit of measurement you would use to measure the width of your classroom is meters.
Your mom thats the measurment
Depends what you're measuring, flow rate, volume, depth, width, length etc
The width of the stream will increase as the order increases
Stream width is typically measured in meters or feet, while stream depth is measured in meters or feet as well. These units are used to quantify the dimensions of the stream channel.
-- Measure the height.-- Measure the width at the top.-- Measure the width at the bottom.Area = (1/2) x (height) x (width-at-the-top plus width-at-the-bottom)
For a rectangle, length X width = area. Measure the length in cm. Measure the width in cm. Multiply the length X the width to get the area in cm2.
The measure of the largest particles a stream can carry is capacity.
Tape measure....
Wetted width is a term used in fluvial geomorphology. It is the width of a stream at the time of the field measurements indicating the width of the current flow and is generally below bankful width.
appropriate unit to measure the width of a textbook = ce ntimeters
After a stream's discharge increases, it overflows its banks and a flood occurs.
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