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Why must you use a standard unit?
Standard Units of what? If you mean of measurement, standard unitsfacilitate science, engineering and trade, as all countries use the same kilograms, degrees-Celsius, Watts or Hertz, etc.
What will happen if one does not use standard unit when buying things at the market?
The merchants will not know what quantities you want.
What is A unit of measure that people agree to use?
is meant by measurement in che mistry
What unit do you use for length in science?
The basic metric unit is the metre.
What is a unit of measure that everyone agrees to use?
Standard International unit (SI unit)
What will happen if one does not use the standard unit when buying things at a market?
It is important to use standard units when buying things at a market to avoid confusion between the buyer and seller. Not doing so can cause lots of confusion about the amount wanted and the cost.
What is the basic unit of distance for science?
fro science astronomical units are used.BUt we use light year as a unit of science for distance
What unit is rarely used in a science lab?
One unit rarely used in a science lab is the furlong (1 furlong = 1/8 mile), which is more commonly used in horse racing or historical contexts. Scientists typically use more standard units such as meters, liters, grams, or moles for measurements.
What unit would you use to measure a soda in a can?
Liters!! SCIENCE WOOHOO
When do you use cubic decimeters?
A cubic decimetre is a litre, a standard unit of volume in the metric system.A cubic decimetre is a litre, a standard unit of volume in the metric system.A cubic decimetre is a litre, a standard unit of volume in the metric system.A cubic decimetre is a litre, a standard unit of volume in the metric system.
What is the cost to rent space in a condominium unit?
Your answer depends on the location of the unit, the amount of space in the unit and your anticipated use of the space. There is no standard.
What do you use to measure the standard unit of density?
Mass divided by Volume!!
