Length...meter
Volume...liters
Mass/Weight...grams
Temperature...degrees Celsius
Time...Seconds
Metres and litres most parts of the world. And temperature is Kelvins, though Celsius is used for weather.
There's also volts, watts, amperes, joules, pascals, maxwells, webers, bels - you want to measure it, there's an appropriate unit.
The metric unit of mass is the kilogram.
The metric unit of length is the meter.
The metric unit of time is the second.
The metric unit of electric charge is the coulomb.
All other units are combinations or multiples of these.
http://www.chemtutor.com/unit.htm Scroll about half way down the page - the metric staircase explains it especially well.
from biggest to smallest. kilometer, hectometer, decameter, meter, centimeter, millimeter.
Check the Wikipedia article on "SI" for details - as well as the article on "metric prefix".
The name of the show was "The Metric System". It featured an inept superhero named Metric Man.
U= vol metric integral1/2(stress* strain)dxdydz
A field map could show field boundaries and be of a scale 1:25 000. - popular with walkers in the UK. It could also be a map drawn to show plant, mineral and animal distribution in a small area.
A small scale map covers a large area, but with less detail due to lack of space on the map. A large scale map covers a smaller area, but in much more detail. A small scale map may show the whole of the UK motorway system, and major roads. A large scale map may show the details of farms, villages, and physical features in great detail.
A map scale of 1 to 5000 would show about a mile of city in a foot of map space. That is good enough to show the typical 10 - 16 streets per mile found in many cities. A scale of 1 to 500000 would show 100 miles in a foot wide map. You could show Baltimore and Washington on the same page. This would not allow showing any small or medium sized streets.
The name of the show was "The Metric System". It featured an inept superhero named Metric Man.
Most graphs use two scales: a horizontal scale and a vertical scale. What is on the scales depends on what the graph is to be used for. For example: the vertical scale could show distance travelled, while the horizontal scale could show the time.
The purpose of a map scale is to show the relationship between distances on a map and real distances on the ground using different U.S. customary units, or basic metric units
None. A metric ruler would not show inches, as these are not a metric measurements. It would show millimetres and centimetres.
I can't show a picture, but the Eb scale (I assume you mean Eb major) is Eb F G Ab Bb C D. If you specify an instrument I could show a picture.
One metric ton - 1 mt
Small, medium, large
scale
It shows how big the scaling in north and east in numbers to show were something is and somewhere is in numbers to show its with and scale
U= vol metric integral1/2(stress* strain)dxdydz
On a graph, the bottom line running horizontally along the border could by the X scale and show distance travelled. The vertical line on the left border could be the Y scale and show time. Using these co-ordinates any time/distance can be marked (plotted) on the graph.
Ratios show the information of the side lengths scale factors show the information of how they are related