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> where "kilo" is the prefix for 1000 and "gram" is the metric unit. Fun fact: the metric unit for mass is … the kilogram, not the gram because f*ck consistenc
by littlestymaar 3y ago
> where "kilo" is the prefix for 1000 and "gram" is the metric unit.
Fun fact: the metric unit for mass is … the kilogram, not the gram because f*ck consistency.
- avmich 3y agoNo, just because historical :) . There's the system centimeter-gram-second, which is used e.g. for electromagnetic physics, it has its own quirks, at least with "centi"-meter unit name.