The aviation community does not change things unless they absolutely have to because unnecessary change kills people. Aircraft instruments have always been marked in feet. If they changed to metric just because metric is More Modern, eventually an ATC somewhere would call out a metric altitude, a plane would think it was in feet and fly there, and wind up getting into a mid-air accident with a General Aviation plane. Feet work fine in aviation, so they'll keep using feet.
Square feet can't be converted to metric tons. Square feet measure area, while metric tons measure mass.
No, feet are not part of the metric system.
To measure a soccer field in the metric system, you would use a metric measuring tape or a measuring wheel. The units used could be meters or centimeters. In the English system, you would use a tape measure or a measuring wheel calibrated in feet or yards. The units used would be feet or yards.
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Scientists have concluded after decades of deliberation, research, and calculation, that approximately 7.2547 feet is in the metric system.
There is no such thing as a "metric foot". Either you measure in feet, or you use metric measurements such as meters or centimeters.
Every civilised country in the world uses the metric system.
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The metric unit used is feet and inches. centimeter can also be used
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You would use the metric unit "kilograms" to measure the mass of a wardrobe.
Scientists are most likely to use the metric system. The only measurement out of pounds, meters, miles and square feet that is metric is meters.
Meters (about 3 feet)
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Use the link for all your metric-to-US measurement conversions.
Square feet can't be converted to metric tons. Square feet measure area, while metric tons measure mass.
7.5 x 9.0 feet in metric, first work out 7.5 x 9.0 feet which is 67.5 square feet, now convert 67.5 square feet to metric which is 6.2709552 square metres.