Science, asked by suhasdohane687, 4 months ago

proper steps how to measure a 5 rupee coins' thickness​

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Answered by zainabsania890
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You can stack a number of coins on the top of each other. Then, when you have a height measurable by your scale (15 cm ruler), you can measure that and divide it by the number of coins. In that manner you will get the thickness of one coin.

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