The rim is the circular hoop attached perpendicularly to the backboard. The rim is usually painted orange and is made of iron. When the game first originated, a basket was used instead of a rim, which is why it is called 'basketball'.
If you have a wide rim Anthony, the date will be almost touching the rim with only a very small space between them. Compare the 1979 wide rim to any other Anthony dollar and you will readily see the difference. If you see no difference then your is probably not a wide rim.
I had homework about this. I believe that they are. I looked on wiki and it showed me a map with the highlighted Pacific Rim and it seems as though they are along it.
Box Square area painted or taped above the rim on the backboard.
eighteen inches
A backboard
On a standard Basketball net, the rim is attached perpendicularly to the backboard, which is usually white (or clear) in colour.
it is the hoop attached to the backboard
The rim is the circular hoop attached perpendicularly to the backboard. The rim is usually painted orange and is made of iron. When the game first originated, a basket was used instead of a rim, which is why it is called 'basketball'.
It is attached to your valve stem. Inside the rim/tire.
that's too bad.... Is there a question attached to this statement
In an official basketball competition event, like an approved NBA game, the rim is located 10 feet above the ground. The rim is attached to a backboard and the hoop is 18 inches in diameter.
it is the ring of fibrocartilage around the rim of socket of synovial joint it gives depth to bony sockets....it is present in 2 locations 1.labrum glenoidale,attached to edge of glenoid cavity of sphenoidal bone 2.labrum acetabulare,attached to the rim of acetabulum of hip bone
No hubcaps, they do have a unilug, 1 bolt holds the rim on the spindle its usually quite large, the unilug is attached to the spindle and is the beaging assemble and rim are the only thing that turns
Some basic car knowledge here: - the tire, the rubber donut, sits on a rim - the rim is then bolted to either a brake drum, a brake rotor or possibly a hub. You can't take a tire off the axle, as it isn't attached to it. You can take a tire off the rim, you can take a rim off a brake drum or a hub. And you can take a brake drum or a hub off an axle. Let us know which it is.
RIM owns RIM
From rim to rim