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How did you get the term foot ruler?
The foot ruler term came about from the measure used on a ruler which is exactly twelve inches long. A foot is a standard measure therefore came the foot ruler to represent one unit of measurement.
How do you get the term foot ruler?
It is a rule that is 12 inches long
What was the ruler look like in the past?
A ruler
Which is longer regular pencil or a ruler?
ruler
Is a metric ruler the same as a meter stick?
yes a metric ruler and a meter ruler is the same
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