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Team Number Display

One of the rules say that our team number needs to be visible from both sides and needs to be 3" high. What i don't understand is what is 3/4" stroke?

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One of the rules say that our team number needs to be visible from both sides and needs to be 3" high. What i don't understand is what is 3/4" stroke?

Would appreciate clarification.

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"Stroke" is the thickness of the line used to write the number. An elementary example: a lowercase "L" (which looks like a vertical line) written this way would be 3" high and 3/4" wide.
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