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What is 2.716 inches to the nearest 16th?
To the nearest 16th of an inch, it is 2 and 11/16 inches. To the nearest 16th of a mile it is 0.
How do you use a ruler to measure the nearest inch?
you need an object to measure to determine the nearest inch
How you use a ruler and measure it to the nearest inch?
if your question is explain how to use a ruler to measure to the nearest inch the answer would be...you have to see what inch is the object your measuring to closest to
How much is 2feet to the nearest 16th inch?
2 feet = 24.0 inches, exactly.
Measure to the nearest half inch?
Go for it! I'm not gonna stop you from measuring to the nearest half inch! This is a bit vague, don't you think?
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