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What is a potential disadvantage of using string to measure a curved line compared to a flexible tape?

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CBSE
Class 6
Science
Curiosity
Measurement of Length and Motion
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What is a potential disadvanta...

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What is a potential disadvantage of using string to measure a curved line compared to a flexible tape?

1

String may stretch

2

String cannot follow the curve

3

String is too heavy

4

String is not available

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