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In your first example, the result of the calculation is dimensionless (length divided by length), so it does not require any unit. It's a scalar value. In your
by sharkdp 9y ago
In your first example, the result of the calculation is dimensionless (length divided by length), so it does not require any unit. It's a scalar value.
In your second example, the input gets parsed as "1/(2km)" which is equal to "0.5 km⁻¹". If you wanted half a kilometer, you'd have to enter "1/2*km"