The meter is the standard unit of length or distance in the metric system. In that sense, it's one more member of the group, along with the inch, foot, yard, furlong, and mile.
In the metric system, "centi" is a prefix: it is not a measurement unit of any kind.
Liters are a part of the Metric System. It is used to measure liquids.
In the metric system, the Gram, as in kilogram is the standardfor mass measurement
Meter, centimeter, or millimeter.
All of them. They are all measurement units counted in divisions or multiples of 10.
A metric system is organized from the smallest unit to the largest unit. Each unit has some kind of relation to each other by factors of ten.
Imperial measurement is in general use. Engineers, scientists etc use the SI system.
yeah ofcourse what kind of question
none , if both units are indicated on the product (us & metric)
What meter is A meter is a kind of length observed in the metric system. A meter is best known as 100 centimeters, but there are a lot more ways to convert a meter. It is part of 2 school subjects, which are measurements and math. Since measurment is a part of math, you can decide which one you prefer. That's your answer to the question "What is meter".Another AnswerIt depends where you live. If you live in the United States, then a meter can be a measuring device or the SI base unit for length. Practically everywhere else, a meter is a measuring device and a metre is the SI bas unit for length (different spellings).
The basic SI (metric) unit for any kind of length or distance (length, width, height, etc...) is the metre (or meter if you're American). Other metric units for height are obtained using multiple-of-ten prefixes - for example, kilometres for thousands of metres, or centimetres for hundredths of metres.
1 foot=12 inches. i kind of wish it was more simple like the metric system.