If the table is more than 3m in its longest dimension, then no; for example if the table is 1m wide by 5.5m long then the tablecloth will not fit onto it and cover it (without being cut).If the table is more than 2m in its shortest dimension, then no; for example is the table is square, it will be approx 2.345m along each side and the tablecloth will not fit onto it and cover it (without being cut).However, if the longest dimension of the table is less than or equal to 3m and the shortest dimension is less than or equal to 2m, then it will fit since the area of the tablecloth is 2m x 3m = 6m2 and the table has a smaller area of 5.5m2.
Yes.
Maybe, maybe not. If the table is 2m * 2.75m then [just] YES, if it is 1m * 5.5m then NO.
1 metre = 10 decimetres so 10 metres = 100 decimetres. Simple!
1000 metres fit into one kilometre
2x3 is 6 square metres, so in theory it should, as long as the table doesn't have one length longer than 3 metres
If the table height is 29 inches then 132 inches tablecloth perfect fit and it will give drop up to the ground.
If the table is 42 inches in diameter and the height is 29 inches then 102 inch tablecloth is perfect fit which gives drop to the ground.
84 inches round tablecloth gives a drop of 12 inches for 60 inch round table. If you want the drop up to the ground,120 inches round tablecloth is perfect fit. (above tablecloth sizes is applicable only to the std height table 29 inches)
If the table is more than 3m in its longest dimension, then no; for example if the table is 1m wide by 5.5m long then the tablecloth will not fit onto it and cover it (without being cut).If the table is more than 2m in its shortest dimension, then no; for example is the table is square, it will be approx 2.345m along each side and the tablecloth will not fit onto it and cover it (without being cut).However, if the longest dimension of the table is less than or equal to 3m and the shortest dimension is less than or equal to 2m, then it will fit since the area of the tablecloth is 2m x 3m = 6m2 and the table has a smaller area of 5.5m2.
Assuming 82 and 72 are in the same system of measurement, yes. But an 82 centimetre table cloth will not fit a 72 inch table.
Yes.
No
yes
For a 72-inch round table, a tablecloth that is at least 120 inches round or square would be suitable. This allows for a 24-inch overhang around the table, providing a stylish and practical look for your table setting.
No. A cubic metre is a volume measurement, what you can fit in a box, 1x1x1 metres in dimension. A square metre is an area measurement corresponding to 1x1 metre.
If the table height is standard 29 inches, if you want the drop up to the ground, you require 132 inch round tablecloth and if you want the drop half the way (i.e 15 inches) then 102 inch round tablecloth is perfect fit.