A 16th of an inch is a small measurement equivalent to 1.5875 millimeters. Visually, it is about the thickness of a dime or roughly the width of a standard paperclip. In practical terms, it can be difficult to see without a ruler or measuring tool, as it is just one part of an inch divided into 16 equal segments.
In some industries and trades like carpentry, masonry, measurements are in 1/8th inch and 1/16th inch steps. Also some of the drill bits increase in steps of 1/16th inch.
Cut it in half.
1/16th of an inch.
To the nearest 16th of an inch, it is 2 and 11/16 inches. To the nearest 16th of a mile it is 0.
Yes. The difference is that last little 16th of an inch.
A 16th of an inch is equal to 0.0625 You can divide 0.375 by 0.0625=6
If you are referring to pellets as feed, they look like solid small green cylinders. They are compressed alfalfa less than an inch long and no more than a 16th inch diameter. If you are referring to their excrement, it looks like deer or goat's pooh - like a little black bead, about the size of a pea.
In some industries and trades like carpentry, masonry, measurements are in 1/8th inch and 1/16th inch steps. Also some of the drill bits increase in steps of 1/16th inch.
Five inches rounded to the nearest 16th of an inch is five inches.
Cut it in half.
1/16th of an inch.
1 and 2/16th aka 1/8th. It goes up by 1/16th of an inch.
To the nearest 16th of an inch, it is 2 and 11/16 inches. To the nearest 16th of a mile it is 0.
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Yes. The difference is that last little 16th of an inch.
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Look on the edelbrock website, i have to replace floats reguarly due to lpg petrol issues on my 350 chev, 7/16th of a inch on the float and 1 inch drop. Easy to do.