English (or imperial) units are things like:-
Pint/gallon for volume
Inch/foot for length
Ounce/pound for weight
(there are more)
Metric units are:-
litre for volume
metre for length
kilogram for weight
Any amount ... no loss in accuracy is required nor necessary. Any loss is dependent on the people doing the conversion.
The official size of a soccer ball is not more than 70 centimeters (27 inches) in circumference and not less than 68 centimeters (26 inches) in circumference. And in case a question arises regarding the metric units not being the exact equivalent of the standard or English units (or vice versa), refer the inquiring individual to the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), the world governing body of soccer and the ultimate authority on the game and its rules. The dimensions are right out of the official Laws of the Game that they publish.
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Parentheses are usually placed inside brackets.
It is going to measure exactly the same alowing for wear and tear. unless there has to be a confersion from imperial to metric or vice versa.
The problem with the English Imperial system is that there's a different conversion factor for every unit ... potentially 100 different numbers to answer your question. If you'll choose one, two, or three specific English Imperial units, we'll give you their conversion factors to/from metric units, although those numbers are easily found on line.
Any amount ... no loss in accuracy is required nor necessary. Any loss is dependent on the people doing the conversion.
G/mL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ In metric units the density of water is 1gram per cubic centimetre; 1 gm/cc Density can be defined as the mass of 1 cubic centimetre of a substance. In practice we often use "weight" as "mass" and vice versa.
The official size of a soccer ball is not more than 70 centimeters (27 inches) in circumference and not less than 68 centimeters (26 inches) in circumference. And in case a question arises regarding the metric units not being the exact equivalent of the standard or English units (or vice versa), refer the inquiring individual to the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), the world governing body of soccer and the ultimate authority on the game and its rules. The dimensions are right out of the official Laws of the Game that they publish.
If you want a metric speedometer simply hold the info+return buttons down simultaneously for a few seconds, then you can switch to imperial units and vice versa. The better question is "where was that in the manual?" lol
You don't convert linear meters to square meters or vice versa; those two units are totally incompatible.You don't convert linear meters to square meters or vice versa; those two units are totally incompatible.You don't convert linear meters to square meters or vice versa; those two units are totally incompatible.You don't convert linear meters to square meters or vice versa; those two units are totally incompatible.
If amount of sales commission is fixed and not base on number of units sold then it is fixed expense and vice versa.
Search the Wikipedia for "SI prefixes". Example: mega means a million; kilo means a thousand; so to convert from mega-something to kilo-something, you multiply by 1000 (which is a million divided by thousand). Or: kilo means a thousand, milli means 1/1000, so to convert from kilo to milli, you multiply by a million (since 1000 divided by 1/1000 is a million). If what you want is to convert metric units to non-metric units, or vice versa (for example, light-years to meters), you might just look up the specific unit, for example in the Wikipedia - usually it lists equivalents in other units. You can also type something similar to the following in Google: 1 light-year in meters And Google will show you the equivalent.
From centimeter to meter, you move the decimal one place to the right, and vice versa.
NAR 5500 is equivalent how many GCV
nope because we dont have urdu meanings for most of english words and vice versa
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