The nail is harder than the wooden ruler, causing the nail to leave scratches on the ruler's surface when it is dragged across it. Wood is a relatively soft material compared to metal, so it is easily marked by harder objects like a nail.
Lightning bolts, stitching on clothing, a pattern on a zigzag road, and the path of a snake are all examples of things that zigzag.
It depends where you put the zigzag line.
Zero attacks ZigZag when he is beating up Stanley.
The zigzag line is called the zigzag line or is sometimes referred to as the Hays-McDaniel line
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not if it has a woody
a flat wooden stick
The ruler (wooden rule) would be la regla.
A wood ruler should not be able to bend. If a wooden ruler bends it is probably not pure wood.
Precision is the agreement among several trials in measurement therefor, a wooden ruler is more precise because you will be estimating the measured value over and over again
The properties of a wooden ruler are: It has density, it can be flexible (the ones in the US are), it is light and it can help you in measuring measurable stuff. e.g. paper, height of water etc.
That will depend on the size of the ruler and what it is made out of. A plastic or wooden ruler will be very light, maybe an ounce. A steel ruler will weigh much more.
Not necessarily. I have one which is plastic.
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The nail is harder than the wooden ruler, causing the nail to leave scratches on the ruler's surface when it is dragged across it. Wood is a relatively soft material compared to metal, so it is easily marked by harder objects like a nail.
A wooden ruler can bend due to the properties of wood, such as its flexibility and susceptibility to changes in temperature and humidity. The grain of the wood can also contribute to bending if it is not straight or uniform. Additionally, external pressure or force applied to the ruler can cause it to bend.