Science, asked by 31salvisarthak, 8 months ago

5. Give reasons.
(a) It is not proper to measure quantities
by using body parts
units
​

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Answered by Anonymous
5

Answer:

Body parts are not of constant length or constant mass. It is not proper to measure the quantities by using the body parts because body parts are different for different person.

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Answered by Vishwathakkar
1

Explanation:

Question:-It is not proper to measure quantitiesby using body parts units.

Answer:-It is not proper to measure quantities by using body parts as units because these are not reliable and unique. These units of measurement vary from person to person.

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