How it works
This 10x10 graph paper prints both things the name can mean: ten by ten graph paper, a square of 100 squares, plain or numbered, and a grid ruled ten squares to the inch.
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The grid of 100 squares
The large sheet has 18 mm squares, so the grid is 18 cm across. The numbered sheet labels columns 1 to 10 across the top and rows 1 to 10 down the side. Two or four smaller grids fit one page, with 3/8 inch or 1/4 inch squares.
15x15 graph paper and graph paper 20x20
The 15 by 15 grid has 225 squares and the 20 by 20 grid has 400. Each prints plain or numbered, with a heavy line every 5 squares for counting.
- On a ten-to-the-inch sheet, ten squares should measure 1 inch on paper. If they do not, print at 100%, not Fit to page.
Questions and answers
What does 10 x 10 graph paper mean?
Two things. A 10 by 10 grid is one square cut into 10 rows of 10, which makes 100 squares. Graph paper with 10 squares to the inch has a line every tenth of an inch. This page prints both.
How big are the squares?
18 mm on the large 10 by 10 grid, 17 mm when it is numbered, and 1/2 inch on the grid that measures 5 inches across. The 15 by 15 grid has 12 mm squares and the 20 by 20 grid has 9 mm squares.
Is this the same as a hundredths grid?
The plain 10 by 10 grid is the same shape. The hundredths grid page prints up to 20 on a page, with tenths strips, for shading decimals. For the numbers 1 to 100 in the squares, print a hundreds chart.