when someone told me the measure are 14X22???
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Normally you would call the longer side the length and the shorter side the width, but I don't think it really matters.  With furniture, they use height and width (and depth).  So if you buy a tall bookcase, the height is longer than the width, but if you buy a sofa, the width is longer than the height.
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LENGTH X WIDTH X HEIGHT DIVIDED BY 27
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It is base on the AWG (American Wire Gauge) sizes.\n\nThe formula in inches is given at the first link below.  To convert to mm, simply multiply by 25.4 mm (the number of mm in an inch).\n\nA 14 g is 1.63 mm\nA 24 g is 0.511 mm\n\nThere is also a table on the page that eliminates the calculation.
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24 x 365 or 366 if its a leap year
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187\n3,7,18,42,56 "33"
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Isnt there a 2 sides to a ruler and one has centimetres and one has millimetres.......Maybe that is just in Australia......lol....\n\nThere are 2.5cms to an inch and there are 250mm to an inch.
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hey im trying to figure out how to fill out this form for my custom board but its my first time getting a custom board so i can't really figure out all of the measurements the right way can u help me?
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The mere fact that you call it the "20s" and the "19s" and then follow it up with about 30 question marks proves you're about 14. Talk to me in another 14 years when you have some real experience and maybe I'll listen then
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25 by 14 inches, which is 2ft. and 1 in. by 1ft. and 2in.
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damned metric system. :)
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what is the space between the 14 and the 105?\n\nOh well, I guess it doesn't matter.  I added the numbers and came up with 153.  306 if you want me to add them twice.
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Cool problem.\n\n6908.9 feet when the diameter is 25".\n\nThe formula is:\nL = (X^2+8*X)*49.26108,  \nwhere L is the length of paper remaining in feet, and X is the measure from the core out in inches\n\n\nIt's not simply a number times the measure because an inch near the core is not the same amount of paper as an inch near the edge.\n\nIt's important to realize that any formula will be an approximation.  You can't be very precise when measuring the size of the roll, and the size of the core is not always going to be exactly the same.  And the paper may be tighter near the core than on the outside.  Also, based on the info given, the thickness of the paper is actually .005314528".\n\n\nThere are a couple ways to approach this.  The easiest way, which happens not to be very intuitive, is to correlate the area of the cross-section with the length of paper.\n\nIf you want to follow this, draw two concentric circles - one representing the core, and the other representing the paper around the core.\n\nThe radius of the larger circle is X+4 inches.\nThe radius of the smaller circle is 4 inches.\n\nThe area of the donut area (representing the paper) is π*(X+4)^2-π*16 = π*((X+4)^2-16) = π*(X^2+8*X) square inches\n(In case the font is not clear in the browser, "π" is pi=3.141593.)\n\nLength x thickness = area of cross section\n(For this purpose, I'm assuming that the area of the cross section for a given amount of paper is the same whether it's rolled around a core, or it's cut into sheets and stacked.)\n\nWhen X=21 inches, Length = 30,000 feet = 360,000 inches\n\n(360,000 inches)*thickness = 3.141593 * (21^2+8*21)\nSo, thickness = .005314528 inches\n\nTo derive the formula:\n(Length in feet)*(12 inches/foot)*thickness=area of cross-section\n\nL*(12 in/ft)*(.005314528 in)=3.141593*(X^2+8*X)\n\nSolve for L:\nL=(X^2+8*X)*49.26108\nL is in feet, X is in inches.\n\n\nThe question asked how many feet when the diameter is 25".  \nX=8.5\nL=(8.5^2+8*8.5)*49.26108 = 6908.9 ft.
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multiply 14 by 15 = 210 sq ft.
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24 feet X 8 feet... check this website to confirm.
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Direct measurement will be correct.\nPeople can be mistaken, or lie.\n\n;-D Where did you not learn to spell? Wow.
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No. You'll need to get 1x1meg or 2x1meg or 2x512k depends what you want to do.\n\nI have 2x512 if you want them? Message me through 360. £20 for them both plus postage.
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18 = 2 x 3 x 3\n19 = 19\n20 = 2 x 2 x 5\n21 = 3 x 7\n22 = 2 x 11\n23 = 23\n24 = 2 x 2 x 2 x 3\n...\n2496 = 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 3 x 13\n2497 = 11 x 227\n2498 = 2 x 1249\n2499 = 3 x 7 x 7 x 17\n2500 = 2 x 2 x 5 x 5 x 5 x 5\n\nIs this for detention or something?  Is your teacher a masochist?