Science, asked by prakratiyadav147, 14 days ago

Why can a pace or a footsteps not be used as a standard unit of length

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Answered by persiashree

Answer:

Standard unit of length is a fixed length all over the world, which does not vary with time, place and persons and is not affected by any natural phenomenon. A pace or a footstep cannot be used as a standard unit of length as it is not fixed in length and varies from person to person.

Answered by jeevanjotstephens

Answer:

Because footsteps differ from person to person. So it cannot be used as a standard unit of length.

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