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How many inches are in two rulers?
Are you serious?! 12 inches in a ruler, 12x2=24 inches.A more truthful answerBetween 2 and 10,000 Rulers come in sizes between 1 inch and I have seen folding rulers 15 or more feet long
What kind of economy is it when there is more than one ruler?
There is no direct relationship between the kind of economy and the number of rulers.
How many lines does an inch have in between it on a ruler?
It depends: 8, 10, 16, 32 and, in precision rulers, 64.
How many 30 cm rulers do you need to make 6 meters?
20 rulers
How many 1 foot rulers would it take to make 7 yards?
It would take about 21 foot rulers.
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