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What side of a ruler has centimeters if there is only inches and millimeters?

Well, honey, if you've got a ruler with inches and millimeters, then the side with centimeters would be the same as the millimeter side. See, there are 10 millimeters in a centimeter, so just count 'em out and you'll find your answer. It's not rocket science, just basic math.


Convert 10 inches to centimeters?

3.937007874 inches. See formula with complete algebraic steps below: 10 centimeters*1 inches 2.54 centimeters=3.937007874 inches


How many inches are on a ruler?

12 u can see it is clearly labeled on most rulers the number of inches theere are


How many inches is the side of a dollar bill?

According to the U.S. Treasury web site at (See related link below for website), all current U.S. currency is "approximately 2.61 inches (6.63 centimeters) by 6.14 inches (15.60 centimeters)".


How do you read a ruler?

Reading a Ruler is very easy. This is only if you are using whole numbers for inches and centimeters. here are a few easy steps on how we can read the ruler. 1. There are 2 different measurement systems in rulers. English and Metric. If you don't find the sides to be labelled, its easy to make out which side is inches and which side is centimeters just by looking between the lines. 2. Now if you watch it, you will find 9 lines between each centimeter that make up one millimeter. So naturally 10 millimeters would make up a centimeter. This is useful in terms of metric calculation. 3. If its inches, the number of lines would be seven instead of 9. So depending on what system you want to use is makes up your reading of the ruler. If you are using Metrics, use centimeters or if you use English, use inches. 4. When starting to measure, see that your start and end points are perfectly placed. Also take note of the points. The later point is what makes up the measurement. 5. Suppose you end up on not a whole number, say you are using centimeters as preferred choice of measurement i.e metric system. You start to measure and you end up at a non whole number such as 5 lines after 3 number, then your measurement would be 3.5 centimeters i.e 3 centimeters and 5 millimeters. For more info, please refer the link in sources. Hope this helps.