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I think I'm using it incorrectly: ./units "3 km in miles" Definition: 122632.01 m^3
by singularity2001 6y ago
I think I'm using it incorrectly:
./units "3 km in miles"
Definition: 122632.01 m^3
- mssdvd 6y agoTry: units 3km miles
- Symbiote 6y ago"in" is the abbreviation for inches, and school maths/physics class taught us that length × length × length = volume, which is exactly what you have: 3 kilometres × 1 inch × 1 mile. My physics lessons at secondary school must have spent at least a week on SI units, base and derived units: Force = mass × acceleration N = kg × m·s¯² (i.e. a Newton is a kilogram-metre-per-second-squared.) Pressure = force ÷ area Pa = N ÷ m² Pa = kg·m·s¯² ÷ m² Pa = m¯¹·kg·s¯² (So Pascals are Newtons-per-square-metre, or kilograms-per-metre-per-second-squared.)