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You could translate the units and then also translate separately the error bands (assuming +/- 100 km). But “2237 mi/hr +- 62 mph” sounds pretty silly.
by justonceokay 2y ago
You could translate the units and then also translate separately the error bands (assuming +/- 100 km). But “2237 mi/hr +- 62 mph” sounds pretty silly.
- floatrock 2y agoUse the error bands to find a close-enough round number: 2200 or 2300 mph or "almost 3 times the speed of sound on earth" Anyone pedantic enough to notice the conversion mismatch should be smart enough to understand the concept of "error bars".
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