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What two things mus a measurement have in order to make sense?
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In order for a measurement to make sense it has to have what and what?
-- number -- unit
In order to make sense a measurement always have a what and a what?
-- number -- unit
Must the steps of the scientific method be used in the same order?
Yes, otherwise things do not make sense.
What is standard and non standard measurements?
A standard form of measurement is one where there is widespread agreement as to its value. A non-standard measurement is one which makes sense to only a small number of people. For example, "as big as my garden" will only make sense to people who know me (or can Google my address).
How do you convert 1 ton to square meters?
That does not make any sense because a ton is a measurement of weight and a square meter measures a flat area.
In order for a measurement to make sense it has to have what and what?
-- number -- unit
In order to make sense a measurement always have a what and a what?
-- number -- unit
To make sense a measurement must always have what 2 things?
A English and Metric System.
How many mph is 150cc?
mph is a measurement of speed. 150cc is a measurement of volume. That question doesn't make sense.
Must the steps of the scientific method be used in the same order?
Yes, otherwise things do not make sense.
Can you watch the die hard movies out of order?
You can, but some things in the second film wouldn't make much sense.
Why are there many conceptual classification of information system?
Because there are different ways to classify things. You need to have it all organized in order to make any sense.
How much mass is in a millimeter?
A millimeter is a unit of length measurement and can not be used to describe mass, your question does not make sense.
How is does Canada's government have the same things?
Your question does not make sense.
Why are there so many conceptual classification of information system?
Because there are different ways to classify things. You need to have it all organized in order to make any sense.
How many light years does 180 add up to?
You can't convert a pure number - a number without a measurement - to a measurement. It just doesn't make sense. You can convert one measurement to another measurement, if both measurements are of the same type (for example, a length to a length).
What is the root for chronological ?
There are two parts, Chrono, meaning time, and logical, things that would make sense. So when someone says chronological order, you put them in order logically based off of time.
