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It didn't need to carry the unit because it specified the unit in the description ("about a tenth of one per cent"). Further, I'm not sure why anybody would con
by bitJericho 12y ago
It didn't need to carry the unit because it specified the unit in the description ("about a tenth of one per cent"). Further, I'm not sure why anybody would confuse 12 percent with about 1/10th of 1 percent. I think we're arguing semantics now!
- albedoa 12y agoI don't know what to tell you! I suppose it's semantics in that it's logically wrong. Here are three correct ways to write what they meant (from most to least preferable): "an eighth of one per cent (.125%)" "an eighth of one per cent (.00125)" "an eighth of one (.125) per cent"