The maximum area that you can contain with a 4-meter rope is a circle with a diameter of 4/π meters and an area of 4/π square meters, or about 1.273 square meters. If you use the rope to make an equilateral triangle with sides of 4/3 meter, you get an area of (4/9)(√3) or 0.770 square meters. If you use the rope to make a square with sides of 1 meter, you get an area of 1.000 square meter. If you make a polygon with more sides, the area bounded by your 4-meter rope will increase, approaching the limit of 4/π as the number of sides increases.
55/2 = 27.5 so 27 with 1 remaining meter
Meter rulers, a rope of length one meter? More generally things of a human scale are around a meter, desks tend to be about a meter and a half long, bookcases tend to be around a meter wide, doors are normally around a meter wide and so on. (plus or minus about half a meter!)
The answer to this is 350cm. This is because 1 meter is 100 cm. So you must multiply 3.5 by 100 which gives you 350cm. Good luck! ;)
Good luck. It can't be done, because they're different creatures. "Square meter" is a unit of area, as of a sheet of paper or a plot of land. "Meter" is a unit of length or distance, as of a piece of rope or a trip to the next city. The two units have different physical dimensions, they're used to describe the measurements of completely different types of quantities, and neither one can be converted to the other one. If units of area could be converted to units of length, then it would be possible for you to calculate how many acres (or hectares) tall you are, and how many inches (or centimeters) the rug in your bedroom covers.
The maximum area that you can contain with a 4-meter rope is a circle with a diameter of 4/π meters and an area of 4/π square meters, or about 1.273 square meters. If you use the rope to make an equilateral triangle with sides of 4/3 meter, you get an area of (4/9)(√3) or 0.770 square meters. If you use the rope to make a square with sides of 1 meter, you get an area of 1.000 square meter. If you make a polygon with more sides, the area bounded by your 4-meter rope will increase, approaching the limit of 4/π as the number of sides increases.
The biggest recorded rope was a 164,263-foot-long rope created by the residents of the Indian village of Thanjavur. This rope was made by twisting together strands of coconut fiber and was measured using a measuring wheel.
Locate twenty five of the worlds biggest lodgepoles. Make a tripod on the ground and get several of the worlds biggest guys to help you stand it up. Arrange the rest of the poles around the tied center and throw a rope over. Find the worlds biggest hide/animal skin (or plastic tarp) and attach it to the rope, pull from the other end until the edge reaches the bottom of the tied area way way above you. Secure the rope. Do this again and again until the tepee is covered. Put stakes into the bottom edges to tighten the "walls". Don't forget to cut a door so you can enter the worlds biggest tepee.
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you get a thin peace of rope and tie it to the end of your door in your bedroom and then tie the other end of your rope to something at least a meter away and then you can open and close your door and so if someone opens your door they step in and they will trip over the rope.
55/2 = 27.5 so 27 with 1 remaining meter
with rope and blanks
There is no rope in vanilla Minecraft.
A rope, maybe? 1 meter per second is quite slow.
Hemp and nylon are good sources for rope.
Meter rulers, a rope of length one meter? More generally things of a human scale are around a meter, desks tend to be about a meter and a half long, bookcases tend to be around a meter wide, doors are normally around a meter wide and so on. (plus or minus about half a meter!)
The other end of the rope was not tied to anything so the horse just walked!