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What is the purpose of a chalkboard eraser?
The purpose of a Chalkboard Eraser is to wipe off, or "erase," anything that is written on a Chalkboard. Things are usually written on Chalkboards using Chalk, and an eraser lifts the layer of chalk of the chalkboard, leaving it free again.
How many cm is a eraser?
Depends on what type of eraser you have. I measured the original pink eraser 5cm long.
Why should you use cm to measure a eraser?
you would use cm because mm are too small to measure a eraser with and dm are too big to measure a eraser
An object that measures 1 cm?
pencil eraser
What is the length of a blackboard eraser?
about 5 inches
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