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jule
jule
in 1 m2 fit...
Fri May 14, 2004 7:24 am
I want to do an experiment with soil, and want to take samples at a certain depth in 1 m2. In 1 m2 fit 25 20x20cm2 areas, is that true?
Knight
Knight
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Re: in 1 m2 fit...
Wed May 19, 2004 4:11 am
jule wrote:I want to do an experiment with soil, and want to take samples at a certain depth in 1 m2. In 1 m2 fit 25 20x20cm2 areas, is that true?
Correct.
1 m² can also be stated as 10,000 cm².
A 20 cm by 20 cm area is 400 cm², 25 of these would be 10,000 cm².
