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Think - How will you know the number of centimetres if you measure with a rope, shoe-string, thread etc.? 

  My measurement My friend's measurement
Nose ______ centimetres ______ centimetres
Around the wrist ______ centimetres ______ centimetres
Around the head ______ centimetres ______ centimetres
Ear ______ centimetres ______ centimetres
Hand (tip of middle  finger to wrist) ______ centimetres ______ centimetres
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उत्तर

This can be done by first measuring with a rope, shoe string, thread, etc. and then comparing with the scale.

  My measurement My friend's measurement
Nose 3 centimetres 3 centimetres
Around the wrist 12 centimetres 11 centimetres
Around the head 36 centimetres 35 centimetres
Ear 5 centimetres 5 centimetres
Hand (tip of middle  finger to wrist) 12 centimetres 11 centimetres
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पाठ 4: Long and Short - How Big is My Hand? [पृष्ठ ५०]

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