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Gustavo Jarvis
13 February, 13:56
What is the purpose of a unit conversion?
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Amya Andrews
13 February, 15:07
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Unit conversion is very important because the rest of the world other than three contries uses the metric system. So, converting unitsis important in science because it uses the metric system. The metric system aremeasurements like cm, m, l, mL, etc.
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