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In the UK, usually 85mm x 55mm. The size commonly used varies in other countries.
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What are the measurements for a credit card?
height: 2" 1/8 width: 3" 3/8
Why do you need standard measurements?
We need standard measurements because it helps us to find the measurements of things.
What are the different kinds of measurements?
nonstandard and standard measurements...
Is measurements a adverb?
NO!!! 'measurements' is a plural common noun.
How are a teaspoon a fluid ounce and a pint different?
They are liquid measurements of different magnitude.They are liquid measurements of different magnitude.They are liquid measurements of different magnitude.They are liquid measurements of different magnitude.
What is the card measurements of uno cards?
3.5in length, 2.25 width
What are the measurements for a credit card?
height: 2" 1/8 width: 3" 3/8
What are the measurements of a business card?
In the UK, usually 85mm x 55mm. The size commonly used varies in other countries.
What is the size of a business card in millimeters?
Business cards are commonly measured in inches. But if you want, you can ask the printing company about giving you the measurements in millimeters. The U.S. standard size of business card is 2x3.5 inches - which translates to 50.5mmx88.9mm.
How big is the display on the Omni 3200SE Credit Card Terminal?
The display on the Omni 3200SE Credit Card Terminal is large and easy to use. The measurements found are 8 x 21 inches. It has a 30% smaller footprint to the previous model.
If careful and accurate scientific measurements disagree with the measurements predicted by a theory then what?
The measurements are inaccuarate.
What are the measurements of the chameleon head?
the measurements are 3 in.
What are Deborah Shelton measurements?
Her measurements are perfect
What is ZENDAYAs measurements?
Answer this question… What is ZENDAYAs measurements?
Why do you need standard measurements?
We need standard measurements because it helps us to find the measurements of things.
What are the different kinds of measurements?
nonstandard and standard measurements...
What is fd in measurements?
I can find no "fd" in official measurements
