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On a standard ruler, 9 mm would be represented by a line that is approximately the width of a standard pencil lead. Each millimeter on a ruler is typically divided into smaller increments, such as tenths or half millimeters, depending on the ruler's scale. So, 9 mm would be slightly less than a centimeter, about a third of an inch.

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Oh, dude, 9 mm on a ruler is like super tiny. It's about the size of a small bug's leg, you know? So, if you're trying to measure something that small, good luck not squinting your eyes out!

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9 millimeters

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10y ago
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  1. 3/16"
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