9 1/16. (1 times 5 is 5, and 13/16 times 5 is 65/16 which is 4 1/16; the 4 adds to the 5 to give 9, and then the 1/16 makes it 9 1/16.)
5/16 x 2 is 5/8.
Your question answers itself. There are 16 16ths of an inch in an inch.
16 of them.
There are 16 x 16ths in one inch, so 16 x 34 = 544 16ths in 34 inches
9 1/16. (1 times 5 is 5, and 13/16 times 5 is 65/16 which is 4 1/16; the 4 adds to the 5 to give 9, and then the 1/16 makes it 9 1/16.)
163
35 and 15/16
1/2+5/16 is the same as 8/16+5/16 = 13/16
5/16 x 2 is 5/8.
There are 16 16ths of a millimetre in a millimetre. so there are 20 x 16 16ths of a millimetre in 20 millimetres. 20 x 16 = 320.
Well, isn't that a happy little question! Half of 13 sixteenths is 6 and a half sixteenths. Just imagine splitting your canvas in half and painting a beautiful landscape on each side with those lovely little sixteenth sections. Remember, there are no mistakes, just happy accidents!
Your question answers itself. There are 16 16ths of an inch in an inch.
16 of them.
There are 16 x 16ths in one inch, so 16 x 34 = 544 16ths in 34 inches
No, it is not. The nearest 16th is 14/16ths = 0.875 and 13/16ths = 0.8125.
0.8125