Handspan, cubit, and footstep are non-reliable methods for measuring length. Explain?
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Solution
Handspan, cubit, and footstep are not used for measuring length because their sizes vary from person to person. That is why these are called non-standard measuring lengths.
No two people can have the same length which is not desirable for a standard unit.
Hence, handspan, cubit, and footstep are non-reliable methods for measuring length.