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There are a few different ways to answer this question, but the basic idea is that the benchmark technique involves using an object of known size (such as a ruler or measuring tape) to estimate the size of another object. For example, if you wanted to estimate the height of a tree, you could measure the height of a person standing next to the tree and then use the ratio of the two heights to estimate the height of the tree.

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Benchmarking is one of many tools you can use as part of any continuous improvement model used within in your company or workshop . it demonstrate the need for having and using standard measures of length. Consistent benchmarking can help you: Improve processes and procedures.

Make sensible estimates about the lengths of given objects. like Rulers, tape measures

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various non standard measuring equipment e.g unfix cubes, cuisenaire rods etc

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