How to Measure length correctly using a Centimeter Ruler

[@wolvesmlp1117]

Your video really helped me a lot in my measuring for my sewing patterns. Thank you so much for the simplicity you provided for this video!!

[@adeniyisamuel9639]

Thank you for sharing. You have no idea how important this video is to people who really needs it.

[@alisa7759]

This is a great video! I'm taking a ruler test in school tomorrow and this helped me understand it more.

[@bilalmobiles2296]

thanks for that. you explained that really very well. thanks a lot.

[@saburathabsumsulthana9813]

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[@spacebethsmith1967]

I was having a trouble for my assignment on which includes reading a centimetre and inch on a ruler. Thank you so muchhh

[@lidianerocha3809]

Too

[@ChronoShifter]

you are already a mother of 2 kids and still have an assignment? must've been rough

[@trxppieGetBoomed]

Odysseyware

[@sylvestereliseo3540]

Sir use a vernier caliper so you can read exactly like for example 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 mm or cm.

[@evangelinetiqui6706]

Hard

[@joshynenriqueb.micabalo7471]

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[@NotYurquiz]

Rent-a-ruler

[@dasanidripz7320]

im taking a quiz in physics tomorrow and this video was sooo helpful. thank you so much!

[@dianemarshburn8871]

Thank you for your explanation on how to read and understand when measuring cm. Very helpful! I'm no longer confused with these measurements 👌😊👍

[@Jake_Ro_X]

This video is perfect. Mostly when I'm doing custom box builds for desktop/server computer builds for clients and friends. They usually give out vague measurements mostly when accuracy is needed the most ex. such as width placements, corner measurements, rack drilled hole mounts and etc. They usually use over the counter rulers. So to solve that problem I usually show them a picture of my regular ruler with the hundredths 0 or 5 error measurement rule and I tell them the limits. In return they send me an accurate measurement of the builds. Extremely helpful thanks to the uploader.

[@cadillacphilli]

My son is in 2nd grade and he is learning how to use a ruler. So glad you made this video, he didn't understand it when I explained it to him. Now he gets it.

[@JayDub_143]

Thank you so much for sharing this!!! I have learned so much! And as a card maker who gets inspiration from many different KZbin videos, this helps so much to configure the items I need in CM as I have always been taught just IN. Well done! And I passed my test so your Definitely a fantastic teacher!

[@Knittyneeds]

THANKS A MILLION FOR THIS DETAILED WELL EXPLAINED BACK TO SCHOOL MATH TUTORIAL 💗💗💗💗💗👍👍👍👍👍

[@blueberrypancakes7330]

This video was very helpful. I want to sublimate on phone cases but I need to get the measurements. Thank you.

[@ceceliac10]

This so helpful I have problems measuring things but this simplify it. Thanks

[@mcwendylcabaja-an4766]

Salamat! Po!😇 This Help Me A Lot!🤓 As a Student, Thank you for sharing and teaching in that video!! 😊🤗 New subscribers Here! 😉😁💕

[@anastaciafrancis6104]

This is a great video it helps me tomorrow I'm go I get my ruler test it helps me a.lot

[@AbouTto_]

Excellent video. I need to measure a slope/grade in the morning. Very helpful Sir.

[@williamrucker9450]

If the last number can only be a 0 or a 5, how is it possible that 1-inch equals 2.54cm?

[@bridgetellerbe]

We don’t have to change our measurements 😮

[@gregthompson8062]

I'm American and don't know how to read a tape measure with fractions. Metric though i understand very well. I wish Americans got with the metric like the rest of the world.

[@murielevans7651]

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[@mitchellbarnett6202]

I don't understand why the rest of the world doesn't go with fractions

[@divonnejoaquino325]

I am still confused at times and this video helped me. Thank you, sir.

[@GreekG85]

Is it possible to show the answer and how to read a ruler in fraction form? This video was helpful btw!

[@pramodmaurya4189]

Thank you Sir its very helpful knowledge.

[@Mariya_art12]

I am in trouble, for my assignment they mention that I need to draw in 11×14 but I can't understand inch or cm ?

[@vardaanhukku2866]

Thank u I was searching this kind of video.

[@riyazkhan8655]

Thankyouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu so very much thnxxx a ton fr explaining sch an important measurements thqqq sir srchd everywhere bt didn't found sch an easy explanation.Fully satisfied by ur explanation sir thq again 😊😊😊

[@naika123xoxo6]

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[@yanglau7555]

Sir thank you, for making an informative video it really a big help...

[@subhanashaikh_a_3076]

Hey if I am making a line of 5cm do I have to consider zero or not I am conused

[@jessemojica3933]

What in gods name did I have to do to have this be recommended to me

[@SeductiveGod]

Who dislike this? It's not even hard.

[@endless5309]

i had a lot of trouble doing this thank you

[@dianaoleson603]

Thank you that was very helpful. Most of the patterns I like are in cm now, so this really help me to make my patterns accurate.

[@rosiemelon3277]

This help me a lot TySm now I can go on with my work

[@crimez187]

Nice video sir really helped a lot

[@cognitiongnosis7313]

Do you have a pic or video showing what numbers all this lines are, hard for someone with a learning sisability to to follow video , with out all of the lines marked out

[@meekinsstevenmeekins]

2.54 inches equals two and 35/64ths in "American" Imperial I believe. What does 2.54 cm equal if you cannot have point 54 when we are told one cm equals 2.54 inches...? the "error" part makes me think they are needing bigger "tolerances" when building or measuring something...?

[@albertpreston3884]

thankyou for teaching me something I did not know this proves its never too late to learn somethin . I just turned 60thanks again

[@dariometal2295]

I'm just here to watch the coments from the people of USA that don't know how to use the metric system 🤣

[@warensguitar]

will thanks i needed this for my assignment🙃

[@spamandlashongwe506]

thank you very much sir i learned lots in your video and your exp lenition was very good

[@saylimedhe9371]

Thank you so much this is really helpful 😊😊😊

[@tshepodladla2797]

I needed this for drawing.

[@georgiaholdham9867]

Who is watching this video and has to make very single note spoken in this video during quarantine ?

[@dino.7679]

Thankyou so much I really need this

[@conishkee]

1/4/24: How do I find 8.27" and 11.69" on a ruler? I'm trying to figure out the size of A4 paper but, OMG, I can't figure it out. Help!

[@cassm2812]

Holy crap this helped out so much tyyyy

[@Proboys4615]

It was really helpful to me because iwas confused how to take 3.35

[@greatesttimes9620]

That is really helpful I learn something new today,I barely knew how to use a ruler just a little don't know it much,this video it's very explainable, it sad that I learn so quick of this 9:08 video then school it self couldn't taught me it was hard how to use a ruler, I didn't know how to measure things but this video taught me something,I thumbs up to this video and subscribe.

[@oyeyinkaojo5524]

Thank you. It really helpful

[@papoose1932]

Thank you! You make it easy

[@warrenfoxgrey]

Great video! you explained it REALLY WELL. Thank you so much for making this. :)

[@jamessialonga3559]

Thank you very much Sir ! :) I really need to know this 😊 God Bless 😇🙏

[@chaoreas2064]

im not good in math but this one's easy to understand. thank you!

[@nasithach8027]

Thank you, Mr. Port!

[@scubababe8109]

The rule is the accuracy is up to half of the smallest division. In this case 0.05 cm

[@Areeshayahyavlogs]

Very informative video thanks

[@PharmacyTechLove]

Thank you

[@JackOfAllTrades521]

I like this thank you for this video.

[@palmarisetplantaris]

Greetings from Germany. I never heard of "cutting" the millimeters in half ( your example: 1,55 centimeter ) and didn´t learn this in school....I´m 41. Maybe it´s important for scientists?? Sorry for my english ;-)

[@rapgaming8401]

Thank for the information very helpful

[@elmomcrg3797]

Thankyou this is so helpful

[@gerardrivas4010]

Thank you very much. Very informative.

[@nicolebraxton6273]

Good teacher thank you

[@akkshayadwivedi]

What about an inch being 2.54cms. There is no 0 or 5 in the last digit?

[@robinsoncrusoe6355]

Where i live we use normally cm ruler but im still gonna watch

[@sanyashaikhh]

I was confused how do I take 9.16cm. Really helpfull

[@kunju2093]

Thank you so much for this video 👍🏻👌🏻✌🏻

[@blesschild7385]

Thank you so much .you made it easy for me .

[@clairequitoy6861]

? You are referring to point milliseconds' how about 4 to 6? Appears to unacceptable...which area of expertise this applicable?you were just referring to a ruler.

[@DaGoatDude]

This really helped me !

[@NellyNehanda]

Thank you Einstein

[@margotriquelme8777]

Thank you so much! your video is very good your voice, your movement, the detail explanation and how you make us think. Thanks Now I can teach my 10 year old

[@runbou3019]

អគុណបង😍🇰🇭

[@HowConvert]

How long can it be in cm if it is 20 in inch

[@charlotteice5704]

as an inch is 2.54 cm, it's 20 * 2.54cm = 50.8cm. Or you can just enter "20 inches in cm" in the top search bar of your search engine (when you're using Google) to get a result.

[@fairyfreak63]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@cunor9910]

Thanks that was very helpful! 😄

[@inawalker7154]

Thanks it's very helpful

[@Yanchann22]

Wait i think i watched the wrong centimeter..

[@flair4crafts894]

So 1 cm plus 1 line is equals to 1.4cm?

[@BluePhantomGames]

I actually forgot how to measure using ruler because I didn't got any assignment which needed ruler for 3 months

[@rhort3862]

Great explanation

[@dpdasu2905]

Nice information brother Thankyou 🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝

[@beenasooknanan5530]

Great video very informative

[@georgiaholdham9867]

And has been working all day ?

[@earlflowers3374]

How long is 1 cm?

[@charlotteice5704]

0.393700787 inches. Or 10 millimeters. Or a hundredth of a meter.

[@546573573456]

Seriously?! A 3 year old child can do this. Americans can't read intuitively read a ruler in cm??

[@siin5356]

Yeah i search Centimeter I found this So interesting

[@yu-es4fz]

this isn't the rent-a-girlfriend opening, tf did i click??

[@kalebchee5096]

Thank you your A good man

[@hfjkcduonc]

Thank you!

[@joeyalfaro2323]

thank you for clarity in your teaching

[@NathanjoEsco]

I want to know how to measure 16x20

[@statusvideobyshiva2573]

Thanks Ankal

[@yashginoya2127]

How to measure 5.06 cm in scale

[@LoneBeastYT]

You would need a magnifying glass and if it exists...a millimetre scale

[@ashsmyly1107]

No lo puedo creer yo por mi no aprendi, pero por mi hijo estoy aqui porque me doy cuenta que si yo soy su primer maestra🤔😌

[@beingcandid9942]

Thank you ❤

[@delissamcfolley5345]

I totally understand this video

[@forbiddenXsanctuary]

So lets say the line passes the 1 and its on the first little tic right after the 1. does that make it 1.1cm?

[@dhruv1863]

Yes

[@sleeksleek9167]

No. 1.0cm

[@yoriichi3347]

when i measure something where im going to start 0cm or 1cm?

[@ujwalyt7121]

0 cm

[@viadeligero3959]

how about 2.54cm

[@evabascon7455]

start with 0cm

[@Dong_Gvlog]

Thank you sir ❤️

[@umaru-chan4099]

Thank you for this! ^^

[@saminaali1652]

Hi sir kindly help me to understand 14.5 and 21.5 and 19.75 please sir i am very confused