Question #147596
The measuring unit of G.I. (Galvanized Iron) Pipe is:
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Explanation:
G.I. pipes are typically measured in running meters (R.m), which represents the linear length of the pipe. This unit is practical for estimating material quantity and cost in piping systems, as the diameter remains standard and only the length varies. Question Screenshot
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