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Summary:
- The base quantities of the SI system are length,
time, mass, current, temperature, lumious intensity and amount of
substance. Their definition is internationally uniform.
- To avoid unwieldy multi-digit numeric values when
specifying, for example, a length, the base unit is given prefixes,
in this case "meter". This gives easy-to-handle numeric values of, in most
cases, no more than four decimal places.
- In addition to the SI unit "meter", the direction must
usually also be specified in length metrology. This is done via the
angle. The angle is measured in degrees (°), minutes (') and seconds
('').
- Tip:
If in mechanical engineering no unit is
given when specifying the length, it is usually millimeters (mm).
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A few test questions
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correct!)
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