Asia did not switch to the metric system as a whole; rather, individual countries adopted it at different times. For example, Japan officially adopted the metric system in 1869, while China began its transition in the 1950s. Other countries, like India and South Korea, also adopted the metric system in the 20th century, although some traditional units are still in use alongside metric measurements. Overall, the adoption of the metric system across Asia has been a gradual and varied process.
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in the metric system's hospital
The Meniscus is the name for bubble in the metric system
The MEtric System was founded in 1670.
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In all the continents are using some countries are using the metric system more in Asia and Europe most of the countries are using the metric system.
Yes, it is called the metric system
Myanmar formerly known as Burma uses the imperial system of measurement. It used to be a British colony and has not yet adopted the metric system.
To comply with the internationally accepted SI units.
No:( The metric system is much simpler in my opinion and is used by the rest of the world. I guess this is what makes the USA unique though.
Canadian schools began transitioning to the metric system in the late 1970s, with a more formal adoption occurring in 1982 when the federal government officially endorsed the metric system. By the mid-1980s, most provinces had implemented metric education in schools. The switch aimed to standardize measurements across the country and align with international practices.
the three regions are southeast Asia and southwest Africa and northeast Europe
For measuring distances in metric units. Every country in the world uses metric as its main or only system of measurement, except fot the USA, Liberia (a small country Africa) and Burma (a country in Asia).
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