Use the ruler to measure the length of Line segment R S to the nearest centimeter.
2 answers:
Answer:
Length of the line segment RS is, 18 cm.
Step-by-step explanation:
Two points are drawn on a ruler. Point R is located at 8 cm and Point S is located at 26 cm.
So, length of the line segment RS is,
(26 - 8) cm\
= 18 cm
We know that on a ruler if two points A and B are at a cm and b cm respectively, then, length of AB
= AB = cm .
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