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26 August, 05:26

How would you use the ruler to measure the distance an object has moved?

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  1. 26 August, 07:26
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    You can use a ruler to do that by using the numbers it has on the sides of it; you put the 0 inch part of the ruler on top of the place on where the object started and see how many inches it moved from the 0 mark to where it is right now.
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