You can measure small lengths in millimeters. Length of a pencil, pen, eraser, length and width of a paper, sheet etc. can be measured in millimeters.
That's going to depend on the length, width, and thickness of a single sheet, and on the number of sheets in the pad.
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From the data given in the question the only certainty is that at least 8 sheets of paper have been used - the 8 sheets onto which the cut-outs have been pasted. There is no statement in the question as to on what the planets were drawn before they were cut out. For example the planets could have all been drawn on a single piece of cardboard before being cut out and then pasted to a sheet of paper: each planet having a separate sheet of paper so that they could be attached to the wall in order from their sun with information regarding distance from their sun, the length of their day (in earth hours), the length of their year (in earth days/years), etc. Or perhaps they were drawn on a single sheet of paper, making the total 9 sheets; Or perhaps they were drawn on more sheets of paper - two or three smaller planets on a single sheet - adding two or more sheets of paper; Or perhaps a single sheet of paper is used per planet for the drawing, adding an extra 8 sheets. Therefore Myra used between 8 and 16 inclusive sheers of paper.
A rectangle.
A thin sheet of paper is essentially two-dimensional, with length and width. Height is very thin and can be negligible compared to length and width.
:3 feet
280 * length of one sheet (in feet).
One with length and breadth, but no thickness. You could it out of a sheet of paper.
A sheet of A4 paper measures 29.7 centimetres in length and 21.0 centimetres in width. A third of this length would be 9.9 centimetres in length and 7 centimetres in width.
A standard sheet of 'everyday' paper is likely to be measured in either millimetres or centimetres. Larger, commercial-sized sheets of paper may, however, be measured in metres.
A sheet of paper will typically have three dimensions. There is the length, the width and the thickness of the paper which is measured in GSM. Paper comes in many sizes but A4 is probably the most popular.
You can measure small lengths in millimeters. Length of a pencil, pen, eraser, length and width of a paper, sheet etc. can be measured in millimeters.
U mean half sheet paper. u should be aware of the equation (density=mass/volume) if you know the density and the mass of the paper u find the volume.. or else collect bundle of half sheet papers, put it together and measure the "height, length and the width of it. volume=length*width*height. so u know the volume of the bundle. if there were 100 sheets in a bundle you just divide it by 100 and then you get the volume for one sheet of paper.
By convention there are 60 single-spaced lines per typewritten page. This allows for top and bottom margins, the actual paper length is about 10% more.
A SHEET of paper.
That depends both on the size (length, width) of the paper, and on its thickness. The paper I use for printing has 75 grams per square meter; you can base your calculations on that (convert length and width to meters, and multiply by 75 to get grams per sheet). Or use some other thickness, depending on the paper you use.Please note that a gram is not technically a unit of weight, but a unit of mass.