To measure the lengths of objects. The metric ruler is broken into tenths as there are 100 centimetres in a metre and 10 millimetres in a centimetre. It is just a different unit to measure with. Metres is actually the unit accepted internationally for length
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No, definitely not! A milimeter is 1/10th of a cenimeter. 'Milli' denotes that it is 1/1000th of a meter, whereas 'centi' means that it is 1/100th of a meter.
#1. Spiral Lines #2. Concave Lines #3. Horizontal Lines #4. Diagonal Lines #5. Vertical Lines #6. Broken Lines #7. Zigzag Lines #8. Concave Lines #9. Broken Lines I don't know the 10th but I am gonna research it . . .
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Back in the BC's, Julius and Augustus, the Roman emperors, wanted months named after them. So, in their honor, we now have July (Julius) and August (Augustus)
1.50 rounded to nearest 10th is 1.5.