On a standard ruler, 45 inches would be represented as 3 feet and 9 inches, since there are 12 inches in a foot. You would find the 3-foot mark and then count an additional 9 inches from there. If you are specifically looking for the fractional part, 45/8 inches would be 5.625 inches, which is slightly over 5 and a half inches, or just under 6 inches on a ruler.
1.450 inches on a ruler is a measurement that falls between 1.4 inches and 1.5 inches. Specifically, it is 1 inch and 450 thousandths of an inch, which can also be represented as 1 inch and 45/100 inches. On a typical ruler, you would find the 1.4 inch mark and estimate slightly past that towards 1.5 inches to indicate 1.450 inches.
On a standard ruler, 9.45 inches is located just slightly past the 9 and a half inch mark (9.5 inches). To find it, measure 9 inches and then add nearly half of the space between the 9 and 10 inch marks. Specifically, since 0.45 inches is just under half an inch, it will be a little less than halfway between 9.4 and 9.5 inches.
An acute angle
About one and three quarters inches
A "4 inch 45" typically refers to a .45 caliber handgun with a 4-inch barrel, commonly associated with models like the Colt 1911 or similar firearms. The "take out" in this context could refer to its effective range, stopping power, or suitability for various shooting applications. Generally, a 4-inch barrel offers a balance between concealability and accuracy, making it a popular choice for both self-defense and competitive shooting. The .45 caliber is known for its significant stopping power due to its larger bullet size.
1.450 inches on a ruler is a measurement that falls between 1.4 inches and 1.5 inches. Specifically, it is 1 inch and 450 thousandths of an inch, which can also be represented as 1 inch and 45/100 inches. On a typical ruler, you would find the 1.4 inch mark and estimate slightly past that towards 1.5 inches to indicate 1.450 inches.
45% = 9⁄20
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On a standard ruler, 9.45 inches is located just slightly past the 9 and a half inch mark (9.5 inches). To find it, measure 9 inches and then add nearly half of the space between the 9 and 10 inch marks. Specifically, since 0.45 inches is just under half an inch, it will be a little less than halfway between 9.4 and 9.5 inches.
5:45
it is a right angle triangle
45/100 (45 one-hundreth of an inch), or .45 inches.
45 inches waist
12*45*59 cubic inches = 31,860 cubic inches
It looks like an old Colt 45. See the link below.