No, it is not.
1 millimetre is smaller than 1/16 inch. 16 millimetres will not make an inch. It takes 25.4 of them. 1/16 inch is 58.75% larger than 1 millimetre. 1 millimeter is about 63% of 1/16 inch.
No. If you divide an inch into 16 equal pieces, you must put all 16 back to have a whole inch. It is 1/16 inch less than a full inch.
for the question "is 16 lb bigger or smaller than16 oz?" it is bigger and smaller which is = have a very merry day!!
there are 16 in an inch. 16/16 = a whole.
To locate 8.8 inches on a ruler, first find the 8-inch mark, which is typically the eighth tick mark on a standard inch ruler. Then, count 8 small divisions past the 8-inch mark, as each inch is usually divided into 16 smaller increments. Since 0.8 inches is equivalent to 8/10 of an inch, it will be slightly less than the halfway point between the 8 and 9-inch marks.
1 millimetre is smaller than 1/16 inch. 16 millimetres will not make an inch. It takes 25.4 of them. 1/16 inch is 58.75% larger than 1 millimetre. 1 millimeter is about 63% of 1/16 inch.
Some units of measurement smaller than an inch include millimeters, centimeters, and fractions of an inch like eighths or sixteenths. These smaller units are commonly used in fields like engineering, science, and manufacturing where precision is important.
Feel Lucky. Most guys are much smaller than that.
Yes, 9/16 inch is bigger than 1/2 inch.
.16 is smaller than .5
17 inch wheels are better than 16 inch .as,17 >16. They are better as they have greater area in contact with road providing better contact force.Hence 17 inch are better than 16 inch beacuse they provide greater stability.
It can be and is.
No. If you divide an inch into 16 equal pieces, you must put all 16 back to have a whole inch. It is 1/16 inch less than a full inch.
I believe it's 0.020 Inch. For example a 14MM bolt head is 0.020" smaller than a 9/16" and 15MM is 0.020" bigger than 9/16". Think of them as in-between sizes of each other.
the 16 and 17 refer to the tires diameter hence a 17 is one inch taller than a 16 inch tire
There's nothing in inch measurement that is close enough. 10mm is a little bigger than 3/8, and smaller than 7/16.
i think that it is smaller