A certain kind of spider is 8 mm wide. How many of those spiders could side-by-side on a meter stick?

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Well fore every meter there is 1000 mm and a meter stick is one meter long. So you would set it up like 1000/8
The answer then comes to 125 spiders on a meter stick.

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