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OK, all of you metriphils, here's a test.
You say there is less chance of error in the metric system.
Do you see anything wrong in this photo:
OK, all of you metriphils, here's a test.
You say there is less chance of error in the metric system.
Do you see anything wrong in this photo:
OK, all of you metriphils, here's a test.
You say there is less chance of error in the metric system.
Do you see anything wrong in this photo:
Anyway, to answer the question: There is no such unit defined as a Kilogram per square centimeter. A unit of mass per a unit of area has no meaning.
This sounds like two complaints in one: what the hell is a square inch, then?
Except that a pound is also a unit of mass, and the use may be unclear. So while in the metric system a kg/cm^2 doesn't make sense, the potential for confusion in imperial is high as well. Pick your poison, I guess.
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