So this gives us 3.5321, and we have a meters times a meters which gives us meters squared or square meters.

And how many meters are there per kilometer?

That's 1 meter, that's 1 meter.

It's called the ATLAS detector 44 meters wide, 22 meters in diameter.

So your area is going to be 8 meters times 8 meters, which is equal to 8 times 8 is 64, and then your meters times your meters you have to do the same thing with your units you get 64 meters squared.

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meter

So the circumference is 6 pi meters, the diameter is 6 meters, the radius is 3 meters.

It is 60 meters high and 120 meters long.

It has a width of x meters and a length of 2x meters.

44 meters wide, 22 meters in diameter, 7,000 tons.

So, I put meters in the numerator ... ... and I put kilometers in the denominator.

Equipment and dimension The ship is 333.3 meters in length and is 38 meters in width.

So it's going to be equal to 2 times pi times the radius, times 3 meters, which is equal to 6 meters times pi or 6 pi meters.

So if we want to convert it into meters, our units are going to have to be meters per decimeter.

The diameter would equal 10 meters over pi or 10 over pi meters.

These units will cancel out. You have meters, meters seconds, seconds

So you have kilometers times meters divided by kilometers, and that equals 50 meters.

square meter

cubic meter

6 pi meters.

2740 meters

1,340 meters.

The prevailing depth is 3000 meters, and the maximum depth exceeds 4500 meters.

So the circumference is going to be 25,000 and 6.28 meters.

So we're going to have 8 times 8 square meters or 64 meters square.

And let's say that my ladder is 10 meters long.

We drilled through a hundred meters of floating ice shelf then through 900 meters of water and then 1,300 meters into the sea floor.

Approximately 7.7 m s

So we have a horizontal displacement of 29.53 m and we have a vertical displacement of 10 m

And the reason why I do that ... ... is because the kilometers will cancel out with the kilometers.

Well I know what the velocity is, it's 5 m s 5 m s, that is the velocity (let me color code this)

And let's say it's moving to the left at 4 meters per second.

Length 744 meters.

meters per second

Hit them 500 meters

And you're left just with that meters over there.

Medic! Joyce! Joyce!

We have a, let's say we have an even more precise meter stick, which can measure to the nearest millimeter. And we get this to be 1.901 meters. So measuring to the nearest millimeter.

Captain Steele, come in.

Gives us 29.53 m

It's going to be 8 meters.

Meters per hour.

It's 10 meters.

Propellers. 1200 metres.