What is the common system of measurement that scientists use?

Answer 1

Scientists usually use the metric system of measurement. This type has the words meter, liter, and gram.

The SI system is in use by all engineers and scientists worldwide. Among the base units from which all other units are derived are;

Length Metre

Mass Kilogram

Time Second

Answer 2

Science uses all units of measurements on all of its fields. Depending on which type of Science, certain units of measurements are used more often. Physics use special units like Newton, Pascal, Joule, Bar, Kilograms force, etc. Astronomy uses light years, Electricity uses Ohm, Ampere, Volts, Resistance, Coulomb.

Considering Sciences that use most units of measurements, I would say that Electronics and Physics are the two ones that use mostly such units. However, all Sciences use units that belongs to another field of science. Thus, we could say that all Sciences use all units of measurements, depending on the circumstances.

Answer 3

The SI, or International System (System Internationale), also known as the KMS system because it consists of the following:

for mass: kg

for length: m

for time: s

Answer 4

The metric system. Oddly enough the metric system is easier and more precise than the customary system that we use in america.

Answer 5

The "Metric System" .

Answer 6

Metric as in the METRIC SYSTEM