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class width is a width width is a width nothing as class width is a width dont be confuse
well to calculate the width of a classroom you have to measure the width of each wall and then add up all of the measurements you found out and then that will be the width of the classroom. i hope this helps :) :) :) :) :)
It means that whatever it is is ... as thick as your finger is. This is a comparison to show you something's size.
If your index finger is longer than your ring finger, it is often associated with higher levels of estrogen relative to testosterone during prenatal development. This finger length ratio, known as the 2D:4D ratio, can be linked to various traits and behaviors, including increased fertility, higher cognitive abilities, and certain personality traits. However, while some studies suggest correlations, it's important to note that individual variations exist and these traits may not apply universally.
times the length by the width
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1 Centimeter on the dot. (Usually)
There is no scientific name for the width of the index finger. The name index finger literally means pointing finger.
0.9 centimeters, or a little over a third of an inch (0.3543 inches). About half the width of a finger.
The distance between two of the larger neighbouring marks on a metric ruler. Perhaps the width of your little finger.
About the width of a finger.
The width of an index finger depends on the size of the person. For instance, an average size person will have an index finger that is roughly one half inch wide.
The unit of length that most nearly matches the width of your finger is the inch.
22 cm is approximately 8 and three quarter inches.
about the width of your thumb twice If you are an adult, I would estimate more like the width of your little finger twice. 2 cm, or 20 mm, is approximately 4/5 of one inch.
About half, or one third, the width of a typical finger. The thickness of a pencil or pen might be a little less than a cm.
A fingernail on the little finger, the width of a key on a desktop keyboard and, in cockney rhyming slang, something that has been stolen.