A line gauge is a ruler with various print-related measuring units on it, such as inches, points, and picas. They are usually designed with the measurement starting at the edge of the ruler. (Many "commercial" rulers have a small space between the edge of the ruler and the actual first 1/16 inch.)
In short, it's a ruler that's more helpful to a printer than a regular one you'd find at staples.
If you put a vertical ruler anywhere on the chart, it hits the chart line at most once.
a line cannot but a line segment can be
A ruler.
A student can check if a ruler is horizontal by placing it on a flat surface and using a level, which will indicate if the ruler is perfectly horizontal. Alternatively, they can use a simple method by marking a line along the edge of the ruler, then flipping it over and aligning it with the same line; if the marks align, the ruler is horizontal. Another option is to use a plumb line, ensuring that the distance from the ruler to the line remains constant across its length.
A ruler!
to make a line or margine
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If you put a vertical ruler anywhere on the chart, it hits the chart line at most once.
A ruler is a line segment because it ends at a one point when a line goes on forever.
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a line cannot but a line segment can be
A ruler.
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Western standard gauge line was created in 1995.
A line on a ruler represents one unit of measurement, such as an inch or a centimeter. The actual length of a line on a ruler will depend on the scale of the ruler, such as whether it is in inches, centimeters, or millimeters.
The answer depends on the graduation (markings) on the ruler.