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What is the size of the smallest increment shown on a inch tape measure
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What is the size of the smallest increment shown on a inch tape measure

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1/16″: There are 16 sixteenth inches in one inch. This is the smallest line you'll find on the ruler. Two sixteenth markings equal one eighth.

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1/16″: There are 16 sixteenth inches in one inch. This is the smallest line you'll find on the ruler. Two sixteenth markings equal one eighth.

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