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What does ten kilogram meters square equivalent to?
It is a very unusual unit of measurement. It is equivalent to108gram centimetre square.It is a very unusual unit of measurement. It is equivalent to108gram centimetre square.It is a very unusual unit of measurement. It is equivalent to108gram centimetre square.It is a very unusual unit of measurement. It is equivalent to108gram centimetre square.
What is the Name of the unit of measurement for speed and movement direction of computer mouse?
mickey is measurement unit of speed Of computer mouse.
What is the British name for a unit of mass?
The British unit of mass is the slug.It is NOT the pound, as is commonly believed. A pound is a measurement of weight, while a slug is a measurement of mass.
What was the name of the first standard measurement unit used to measure the length?
Well the SI unit of length is the meter, and SI is the first standard measurement system...
What is troy unit measurement?
This is an English unit for mass from the Middleage, obsolete now; the name is derived from the name Troyes - a city in France.
What is troy unit of measurement?
This is an English unit for mass from the Middleage, obsolete now; the name is derived from the name Troyes - a city in France.
What is the name of a measurement beginning with A?
* An AU - astronomical unit. * An Acre. * An Ampere.
Name an ancient civilization that did not use the cubit as a unit measurement?
China
Which of these is both the name of a unit of measurement and a part of the human body?
Foot
Are feet considered a unit conversion or unit of measurement?
unit of measurement
Is a pencil a unit of measurement?
No, a pencil is not a unit of measurement.
What is the unit of measurement for forcr?
The unit of measurement for force is the 'Newton'. Sometimes expressed as 'N'. The basic S.I. units that compose a Newton are kilogtams(kg), metres(m) and seconds(time)(s) The mathematical composition of 1 Newton is 1 kilogram X 1 metre / (1 seconds X 1 second). This is reduced to 1 N = 1 kg*m/s^(2) NB THe Newton(N) is named in honour of Sir Isaac Newton, he of gravity fame, who gave us the Laws of Universal Dynamics, which include 'force'.
