Question

John is in charge of making a banner for the basketball game this Saturday. He measures how long the banner is before painting it. He finds it measures 10 meters?

Answer 1

The measurement Jane found is the area of the banner, and it is given in meters.

The measurement Jane found is the length of the banner, and it is expressed in meters. Length is a one-dimensional measurement that indicates the extent of something along a straight line. In this case, the banner's length is 10 meters.

If Jane had measured both the length and the width of the banner, she could find the area by multiplying these two dimensions.

The area is a two-dimensional measurement that represents the extent of a surface, such as the surface of the banner. To find the area, Jane would multiply the length (10 meters) by the width (another linear measurement) of the banner.

Complete question:

Jane is in charge of making a banner for the basketball game this Saturday. She measures how long the banner is before painting it. She finds it measures 10 meters. Which measurement did Jane find?

Answer 2

Complete question :

Jane is in charge of making a banner for the basketball game this Saturday. She measures how long the banner is before painting it. She finds it measures 10 meters.

Which measurement did Jane find?

Answer:

Length

Explanation:

The length of measured object gives how long the object or material is. And it is usually measure in meters, feets, inches, centimeters and so on. In the scenario above, the measurement is given in meter unit. This means that, the length of the banner measured by Jane is 10 meters long.

A banner may be squared or rectangular in shape. Which ever shape it takes, the other dimension of the banner would be its wideness which is given by the measured width or breadth of the banner.