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Why is the top ruler more reliable in measuring length than the bottom ruler?
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Why is the top ruler more reliable in measuring length than the bottom ruler?

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cause the bottom part starts at 0 and the top starts at 12

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User Yash Krishnan
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I’m assuming the top ruler has more measurement points, like more specific numbers. This would mean the top ruler is more reliable because you can be more specific with your measurements
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