How are they measured how much bigger do hey go
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Earthquake Severity\n\nRichter         Earthquake\nMagnitudes      Effects\n\nLess than 3.5   Generally not felt, but recorded.\n\n3.5-5.4         Often felt, but rarely causes damage.\n\nUnder 6.0       At most slight damage to well-designed buildings.\nCan cause major damage to poorly constructed buildings\nover small regions.\n\n6.1-6.9         Can be destructive in areas up to about 100 kilometers\nacross where people live.\n\n7.0-7.9         Major earthquake. Can cause serious damage over larger areas.\n\n8 or greater    Great earthquake. Can cause serious damage in areas several\nhundred kilometers across.
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ok, 7.5 width = fattest part of the board (nose) when you're measuring side to side. Bearings are the part in the wheel that lets them spin, there on the inside of the wheel. YOU NEED BEARINGS. When you get the trucks, put the big nut (otherwise known as the "kingpin") facing inwards, or toward the middle. If you don't put them in the middle you will try to turn and basically die. When measuring a board, measure what looks like the fattest part of the board from side to side. Which should be from about 7 to 8 inches. When measuring length measure from the nose to the tail. Hope this helps!
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Two centimetres , including the question mark .
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BIG SCALE IS 2.5 CENTIMETERS = AN INCH (12 PER FOOT,3 FEET IN A YARD) A YARD IS JUST SHORT OF A METER,YOU CAN SEE THIS ON THE RULER.\nSMALL SCALE IS MILIMETERS . 1,000 M.M = 1 METER
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In real life things take continuous set of values.\nSay you want to measure a length of cloth .You can measure 0.9,0.99 metres ,0.9999 metres and so on to an arbitrary degree of closeness to 1 but not exactly equal to one provided you have a meter scale calibrated to that degree.\nNot only that you can measure any value you want between 0 to 1 metres .\nSimilarly when you measure volume you can measure 1 litres,1.01 litres ,1.0001 litres and so on as if you can have a volume corresponding every point on the number line.\nHowever with quantisation all this ends.Things can take discrete values only and increse in steps only.If I define quantum length as 0.1 metres you can only have multiples of that and not any value.i,e you can have 0.1,0.2,0.3 and so on but no value in between 0.1 and 0.2 \nno value between 0.2 and 0.3 \nsay 0.15 will be invalid.\nThis thing is called quantisation and things like 0.1 is called a quanta.Things can take only multiple values of a quanta.
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Ask. Usually the bigger the guy the bigger it is.
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on average, what was the question
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did you say SIZE??? and SMALL in the same question??? hmmm
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Scale isn't a measurement, it's a ratio.  So if your model at 1/32 scale is 2 inches long, the original item is 2*32 or 64 inches long, which is 5 feet 4 inches.\n\nDo the same math for 1/64.\n\nThis comes in handy on maps also, where the scale can be 1 inch to 1 mile, 100 miles, or more.  You can measure on the map how may inches and then just multiply.
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Well here is an answer for your inquiring minds. A study performed about 20 years ago found that a mans weenie size can be roughly 10 to 15 percent larger than the middle finger, and that this was true in 98 percent of all men studied. So, if you really want to compare mens weenies without them knowing that you are measuring them, or having them drop their drawers, just look at the hands. So now, everytime you shake a man's hands, you are able to judge weenie dimensions.
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Start from the top at the base and measure to the tip.  For ACCURATE measuring tips, check out:\n\nhttp://www.sizesurvey.com/result.html\n\nThey have tips for measuring as well as results of a PEN-is size survey.\n\nBest of luck in reaching the top percentile or between 6 and 8 inches.
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by doing the wrist test.  use your right hand and try to wrap your thumb and first finger around your left wrist.  If they overlap-you are a small frame...if they touch-you are medium or average frame...if they cannot touch- you are a large frame.
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That's easy! You measure it with a tape-measure and a stopwatch! Next question.
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The "meter, liter, and gram" scales goe like this: \n\nkilo, hecto, deca, (base unit), deci, centi, milli\n\nEach of these represents a decimal point to go over, whether left of right. For example, a deci liter to milliliters goes to the right 2 places, so the answer would be 100.0 milliliters (over from 1.00 deciliters).  Do the same thing for the other measurements.\nQuarts/pints/etc. are a whole different measuring system, so 2 pints are in a quart, and I'm not sure about pecks, but I hope that will help you solve these and future problems as well. =)
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there should be a ruler icon on the screen that will tell you the scale of things.
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I think it is more ladylike to just accept his word for it ... but I did measure someone once because I thought it was bigger than he said. I was right!
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try using a bathroom scale, measures gravity vs. mass quite accurately.