What unit of measure would you use to measure the length of a boat?

Answer 1

Well honey, you'd use feet or meters to measure the length of a boat. Unless you're feeling fancy and want to break out the nautical terms like fathom or league. But let's be real, stick to the basics and save the sea shanties for another day.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, you'd use feet or meters to measure a boat's length. Unless you're feeling adventurous and wanna use cubits like Noah did with his ark. But let's be real, who even knows how long a cubit is these days?

Answer 3

The length of a rowing boat may only be 6 feet. A large yacht may have a length of 100 feet.

Of the two units of length given, then yards is more appropriate.

In practice, the length of a boat is given in feet or metres.

Answer 4

You would typically use meters or feet to measure the length of a boat.

Answer 5

It depends on what aspect of the rowboat you wanted to measure: its length, its mass, its displacement or perhaps its density.

Answer 6

First you must decide what property of the ship you want to measure - for example its length, its volume, its mass, its albedo, its electrical resistance, or whatever.

Answer 7

feet of course

Answer 8

Ships are usually weighed in Tonnes.

Answer 9

A ton would be the most appropriate unit.

Answer 10

Which unit would be best for measuring a dollar?