For objects larger that your iPhone, use your iPad, it’s a universal app! All kidding aside, when measuring objects longer than your iPhone’s screen, swipe the ruler to the left to extend it one ...

An archaeologist uses a ruler to measure a piece of leather. He measures using centimetres and tenths of centimetres. The leather measures 3.3cm. A thermometer is set out in intervals of tenths of ...

We won’t really hold that against it! Adafruit writes: Measuring approx 1″ x 6″, this standard-thickness FR4, gold plate ruler has the most common component packages you’ll encounter. It also has font ...

While rulers and tape measures are ubiquitous, they always seem to disappear when you need them. We know you’d never forget your safety glasses (safety first!), so what if they were also a ...

1. Select a container. If the container is a square or rectangle, use the ruler or tape measure to find the length, height, and width of the container in centimeters. If the container is a ...

An archaeologist uses a ruler to measure a piece of leather. He measures using centimetres and tenths of centimetres. The leather measures 3.3cm. A thermometer is set out in intervals of tenths of ...