Here are a few examples, with possible ways to solve them using Measure.
- 1,000,000 sec Return (or 1e6 s Return)
 - Click Convert (or type Command-K).
 - If you wish, check the "Show All" box to see additonal conversions.
 
- 8 inches Return
 - 2 feet Return
 - Click the Equations button (or type Command-=)
 - Double-click "Pythagorean theorem, solved for c".
	
When you double-click the equation, it removes as many values as it needs from
	the stack & puts the result onto the stack in their place.  (The resulting
	value is marked with a result bar along the left side.)
 
To examine an equation, click its name and choose Open Items from the Info menu (or type Command-D).
Find 1/24 of the circumference of the earth, and multiply by the cosine of your latitude.
- Earth Return
 - Double-click the value for "Circumference" in the 2nd column.
 - 24 Return
 - Click "÷" (divide), or type "/" Return.
 - this computer Return
 - Double-click the "latitude" value in the 2nd column (not the word "latitude" in the first column).
 - Bring the Stack window to the front (click it, or use Command-1).
 - Choose "Cosine" from the Math -> Trig menu.
 - Click "x" (multiply).
 
If you prefer to type:
- cos(latitude of this computer) * circumference of earth/24 Return
 
- map location of New York city Return
 - map location of Los Angeles Return
 - Click the "-" (subtract) button, or type "-" Return
 
- Double-click "countries" in the Contents window.  The list of countries contains some columns
	that aren't needed.  Unless you have a very wide monitor, you'll want to remove them, as follows.
 - Click in the "area" column, and then choose View > Remove Column "area".
 - Click in the "population" column, and then choose View > Remove Column "population".
 - View > Add Column > population density.
 - If necessary, reverse the direction of the sort, or scroll to the bottom of the list.
 
If you prefer to type, you can directly ask for a window with only the column you want:
- population densities of countries Return
 - Click in the "population density" column header (or the comparison column header) to sort.
 - If necessary, reverse the direction of the sort, or scroll to the bottom of the list.
 
Multiply your mass by Mars's surface gravity.
- Enter your mass in, say, pounds* or kilograms, such as 150 pounds Return.
 - Mars Return
 - Double-click on the "surface gravity" value in the second column.
 - Bring the Stack window to the front (click it, or use Command-1).
 - Click "x" to multiply.
 
*Measure considers "pounds" to be a unit of mass.  If you ever need
to use pounds as force (as it technically is), the unit "pounds-force" is available.
If you prefer to type more:
- 150 pounds * surface gravity of mars Return
 
- Double-click "equations" in the Contents window.
 - Double-click "area of circle".  The equation is displayed in a new window.
 - Double-click in the blank Value for the Area variable.
 - Type 5 acres Return.
 
Measure solves the equation for the remaining variable and displays the answer.
See also
	Tutorial,
	Reference, and
	Help.
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