What measuring tool and unit you would use to measure a rectangle explain

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A ruler or tape measure would work. The units would depend, in part, on the size of the rectangle. English units of inches or feet would be the norm, unless you usd a meter stick. In that case, likely you would measure in centimeters or meters.

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