Physics, asked by chauhansrb313, 1 year ago

Why do scientist use SI unit for measurement

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Answered by arya197800

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because it is easy and it usually used by every one .
their is also an another unit for scientist

Answered by Anonymous

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It is mainly for uniformity

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