About measurement of cartons LIke Length,Width,Height and actual CBM
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Just multiply the three numbers together - length * width * height.
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Yes, most people above are correct...!\n\nEven motorcycles are frequently identified by their engine size. Eg, a Honda CBR600 has an engine with a cylinder volume of 600 cubic cm (cc).\n\nMy opinion: metric system is pretty good to work with, and doesn't get difficult as such as imperial\n\n1m (metre) = 100cm (centimetres) = 1000mm (millimeters)\nVery easy!\nNevertheless, fractions or metric - whatever works for you!\nJust need to learn your conversions, and when you do, it's a skill!
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you go on google, find out the meter length of a beverage can\nmultiply that by 1 billion (1 X 10^9 i believe) and divide by 1000 (giving you km)
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This is Measured in MTBF or Mean Time Before Failiure. Noramlly if you know the manufacturer you can get information on that through thier website.
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http://www.translatum.gr/converter/measurements.php\n\nhttp://www.easysurf.cc/cnver7.htm
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Use this online converter\nhttp://www.kt.rim.or.jp/~tyamamot/pt.htm\n\nPut in size then choose unit as mm\nConversion standard is American Standards Association 1933\nNumerical format is "real"\nClick "CALC"\nThen scroll down to "results" & look for the result for the 1/72 inch point system\nCross check: 1pt  (1/72inch point system) = .35277777777777775mm....or 1mm = 2.8346456692913384 pt (1/72 inch point system)
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You can do all these in google. For the first one, type in "4 square metres in square cm", and it tells you the exact answer. Do the same for the others. \nYou can then work out any others by yourself without needing to ask :)
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Curriculum-Based Measurement (CBM) is a method teachers use to find out how students are progressing in basic academic areas such as math, reading, writing, and spelling.
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Measure the trailer in the photo. Figure out what scaling factor is required to match it to the real object. Convert that to units; for example if it's 1 inch long and 36 feet long in reality, that is 1:36*12 = 1:432 scale.
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There are 4 common sizes.  3.5 x 7 (barbox), 4 X 8 (normal home table), 4.25 X 8.5, and 4.5 X 9 (tournament tables) and I believe that's the measurment of the inside rails.
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a) km\nb) cm\nc) mm\nd) cm\n\n(height is in cm on my license)
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MASS / VOLUME\n that's way you measure it in g/mL
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3.5 by 4.5 km or 15.75 sq. km
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go to MS-dos and type "mem"\nu will be given all the details.
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A cubic centimeter (cc) is always equal to a millileter, nomater what material you are measuring. But a cc or mL or pure water at STP (standard temperature and pressure) is equal to one gram, which is what I think Mac C was hinting at. It was all devised this way when they made the metric system.
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Sure! Start with the templates available right inside your word processor, check the packaging from your labels. There may be a website to download from or even a mini-CD. Generic or custom sizes can be entered into websites such as avery, mead, daytimers, franklinplanners, etc., etc.
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Just plug in the numbers in this website and it'll calculate for you\nhttp://www.onlineconversion.com/length_common.htm