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liniaal
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A ruler is a straightedge tool marked with measurements (like inches or centimeters) that people use to draw straight lines and measure distances. It matters because it's a simple but essential tool for many everyday tasks in drawing, writing, construction, and crafting.
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Within Vinony's link graph, liniaal is referenced by 383 other articles, and connects out to scale ruler, meterstick and spirit level.
Vinony files it under Length, distance, or range measuring devices, Mathematical tools and Metalworking measuring instruments.
Its subject is documented across 79 Wikipedia language editions.
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- Image
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- Has parts of class
- scale marking
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Article · Nederlands
Een liniaal is een langwerpig meetinstrument waarlangs rechte lijnen kunnen worden getrokken, waarlangs gesneden kan worden en waarmee lengtes kunnen worden opgemeten. Aan een van de lange zijden of aan beide is een maatverdeling aangebracht. Is op de liniaal geen maatverdeling aangebracht, dan spreekt men in de wiskunde wel van een ongemerkte liniaal (soms ook wel van latje).
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