Metric System

3.8 liters = 128.5 US fluid ounces.

newton

Technically speaking weight is measured in newtons, but newtons are used to measure force. Weight in the scientific sense is the force a body exerts due to the effect of gravity on it's mass. Gravity on earth has an accelerating effect of roughly ten metres per second per second. So weight is mass, in kilograms, multiplied by ten. Newtons are a derived unit made up of kilogram metres per second per second.

In everyday use weight is taken as a synonym for mass; so recipes, people, buses, etc. are weighed in kilograms.

There is no SI unit for torque. Torque uses a compound unit such as Nm in the SI system.

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Assuming each bag of cement weighs 50 kg (0.05 metric tons), 1 million bags of cement would be equivalent to 50,000 metric tons (1 million bags * 0.05 metric tons).

The metric, or SI, system has seven base units, from these seven all other units are derived.

Length- metre (m).

Time- second (s).

Mass- kilogram (kg).

Temperature- kelvin (K).

Electric current- ampere (A).

Luminous intensity- candela (cd).

Amount of substance- mole (mol).

The SI (systemme internationale) or international system for measuring temperature is the centigrade scale. The centigrade degree or "Celsius" as it is more commonly referred to after its founder is based on the freezing and boiling temperatures of water. Zero degrees is the freezing point of water and one-hundred degrees is the boiling point of water. The Kelvin Scale is also commonly used in science when working with gases using the Ideal Gas Law equation.

The SI unit for expressing mass is the kilogram (kg).

usually one part for cocktails means one ounce or a four-count with a pouring lid. in the metric system you use the mililiter and 1 ounce equals about 29 mililiters.

Answer: 50 m = 164.041 '

Direct Conversion Formula 50 m*

1 ft

0.3048 m

=

164.0419948 ft

Milliliters measure volume, and decimeters measure length. You can't convert from one unit to the other.

The SI unit of electrical energy, in fact, any form of energy, together with work and heat, is the joule.

A cubit

Yeah, that is a unit that is not only not an international system, it is as far as I know an archaic and poorly defined unit that is not currently in use anywhere.

Technically, the question is poorly worded because we are asked to compare a unit with a system of units. Since no system of units consists of just one unit, the answer to the question is any unit of measurement (including one that is part of the international system of units) is not the international system of units.

So if the questioner is asking for a currently used system of units that is other than the international system, there are probably many such systems. Any system other than the metric system will do. The one I am familiar with is the English system, also known as the FPS (foot-pound-second) system.

The meter is the international unit of length. It is equal to 100 centimeters or 1000 millimeters. You can see how long it is on a measuring tape. It is a bit more than the typical length of a step taken by an adult.

A metre is 39.370 inches, so just over one yard (3 feet)

hl means hectoliter, which means one hundred liters

In an absolute sense, it isn't. It's just another form of measurement.

But it is now the most common measuring system used throughout the world.

The above answer is wrong. It is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT to science as it is a standardised and regulated set of measurements without which it is difficult to deal with very large and very small quantities.

A tragic example is the loss of the Mars Observer which went out of control because one group of engineers (the guys who designed the propulsion system) used one system of units and another group (the guys who calculated the flight parameters and the fuel to burn to get the spacecraft into orbit around Mars) used another set of units.

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1 000; there are one thousand milligrams in a gram, one thousand grams in a kilogram, one thousand kilogram in a megagram ( also called tonne).

Historically there are divisions for tens and hundreds; and tenths and hundredths, but these are rarely used.

7.21784777 feet

The official ball for men, a size 7, is 75 cm in circumference.

The standard unit for time in the metric system is the second (s).

One liter of diesel weighs approximately 0.85 to 0.86 kilograms.

The answer varies, whether you're talking about freshwater or saltwater as saltwater has dissolved solids within in (the "salt") that add approx. 3.6% more weight to the formula. It also varies based on the temperature of the water, but for the sake of this formula, we're assuming a temperature of 68 degrees.

Freshwater:

One gallon of freshwater weighs 8.325 pounds. So, 200 x 8.325 = 1,665 pounds.

Saltwater:

One gallon of saltwater weighs 8.552 pounds. So, 200 x 8.552 = 1,710.4 pounds.

The smallest official prefix is yocto which is 1 x 10−24, which 1 with 23 zeros in front of it. This isn't used very often.