Question

what is difference between local unit and standard unit​

Answer 1

Answer:

The difference between the local unit and the standard unit​ is

1. Standard units are the units we usually use to measure the weight, length, or capacity of objects.

2. The standard (metric) units include: grams and kilograms, centimeters, meters, and kilometers, milliliters, and liters.

3. The non-standard units are the concept of measuring without them having to read any scales.

4. The example of non-standard units of measurement might include steps, hand spans, cubes, counters, or sweets.

Answer 2

Local unit:

• It is located in a place of geographically identified.

• It is an Enterprise sub-unit.

• Example; Mine

                       Office

                        Factory, etc.

• The place activity is carried out, one or more persons can be work in this place.

Standard unit​:

• It is use to measure the length and weight.

• It is also used to measure the capacity of objects.

• Example;  Meter has Feet

                         Ruler has  Inches

                         Scales use Kilograms, etc.

• Tools, use standard units of measurement.