Yes, it's true. Americans, for some reason, are still using obsolete English units of measurement. Pounds, miles, gallons, feet and inches are totally obsolete on the rest of the planet. Amazingly, despite the 'revolution', Americans are using units even the English abandoned beginning in the 1960s, almost fifty years ago. Even more startling, SI, or 'the metric system' was invented by France, the nation that enabled the Colonies to win their freedom!!! So, yes...pass the word that the entire planet, except for the USA is using kilogram, kilometer, liter and meter, quite happily, and it's about time the US got a bat and got in the rest of the planetary game. All it takes is counting to ten.
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The US doesn't use 'English Units'! It uses 'US Customary Units'. If it used 'English Units', then they would be using 'long tons' and 'Imperial gallons'.
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Some scientists use English units in certain situations, especially in the United States. However, the scientific community generally prefers to use the metric system for its simplicity and consistency.
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False. They always do.
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False. The units for force are Newtons (N), which can be expressed as kg*m/s^2.