Why do scientists use standard units of measurement?
A.Because their tools only measure in these units.
B.Because other units are either too small or too large to work with.
C.So they can communicate findings without confusion.
D.So that people who are not scientists cannot understand them.
Is the answer C?
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Yes.
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Is Jazzzmin right?
I have no idea, I am not sure where all those answers come from
Jazzzmin is trying to confuse y'all don't follow her answers
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It's c I got it right
SI uses base 10, just like our number system, so it is much easier to learn, remember and convert between units. ... SI is used in most places around the world, so our use of it allows scientists from disparate regions to use a single standard in communicating scientific data without vocabulary confusion
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