A yard, of course!
A yard!
A slow pokes
A slow poke
Each yardstick measures 3 feet. Two yardsticks is 6 feet. One 12-inch ruler is one foot. Laid end to end, this makes 7 feet.
So each tile is 12" by 12" square, right? So each tile is ONE square foot? (a perfect square that's a foot long and a foot wide). Each tile is one square foot and you need to know how many add up to 400 square feet. I think the answer is the square root of Pi.
There are 12 inches in a foot and four quarters on each inch so there are 12*4=48 qurters of an inch in one foot.
Three - two in the middle and one at the end.
There are two - one at each end.
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An eight foot table can seat up to ten people but should be sat for eight if possible. Four on each side and if you have to, one on each end.
No, one foot, is a length or whatever, and one square foot is a square where each side is one foot
14 phalanges in one hand, 19 phalanges in one foot
It is precisely a square of siding to which each edge measures one foot. Therefore, each side of the square of siding is one foot in length.
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4. Turkeys have three toes and one thumb. At the end of the toes there are sharp toe nails.
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The exact best method depends on a lot of unstated factors, such as the length and strength of the string, and whether there are any tools to hand. Also, do the children want to break the string roughly in the middle, so as to have two roughly equal pieces, or does it not matter where the string breaks? Each pulling one end is unlikely to be the best method. One or both children might fall over backwards when the string breaks, or the weaker child might be drawn towards the stronger one. A better option would be for one child to stand on the middle of the string and press downwards, while the other holds one end of the string in each hand and pulls upwards. If that doesn't work, both children could stand with one foot on the middle of the string and both could pull the ends upwards simultaneously.
A kazoo has one hole at each end and a third hole in the middle that is covered with a thin sheet of paper. When you hum into the kazoo, the paper vibrates, creating the distinctive sound.
To measure a square foot, you would need to measure a space that is one foot in length and one foot in width. This can be done using a measuring tape or ruler. Start from one end and measure 12 inches, then move horizontally and measure another 12 inches perpendicular to the first measurement. The resulting area would be one square foot.