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Which measuring instrument would you use to measure the lenght of your pace?
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∙ 12y ago
Measure like 20 feet on the ground, making a mark at the beginning and at the end. now start at the mark and count how many paces it takes to get to the 20 foot mark you made, and just do the math.
Say its 7 paces, so 20ft/7paces is
about 3ft per pace
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