>problem set only with imperial units >imperial units

What's wrong with it?

That's never happened to me but if it did I would probably kill myself.

>>8967068
imperial units is FUCKING RETARDED

>ounces
>fluid-ounces
>yards
>cubic yards
>acre feet

wtf why not keep with logical SI trusted by a fuckton of researchers

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>>8967058

>problems with any numerical values
Brianlet tier.

>>8967068
Underage fedora intellectuals think SI units are ""scientific"" and magically better than any other arbitrary unit choice.

>>8967098
>arbitrary means they're all equal
typical lardburger

>>8967088
>Hoursepower
kek

>>8967130
Brits always add exutra 'u' into wourds like honour and colour since fourevre.

>>8967098
SI units define all other units and they are scientific because they're what's used for science. I guess it doesn't really matter which system you use as long as you can convert to SI units.

>>8967058
>problem set only with imperial units
Convert into SI, solve the problem, convert back. It's not the end of the world, it just takes an extra minute.

>>8967078
>imperial units is
>is
>trusted by
M8, you do realize it makes no fucking difference, right?
It's not a question of "trust"

>>8967140
>they're what's used for science

No, Gaussian units, Heaviside-Lorentz units, Planck units, etc are used for science.

Imperial units were all based on practical distances anyone could use, but I don't remember them all. I think an in inch was just about the length of one of the segments of your finger, a yard is about one arm held out from tip to your chest, and most of the weights were based on things for shipping.

>>8967139
It's not like Brits add them, but burgers remove them because they're too stupid and lazy to spell properly

>>8967287
Then how are american shoes sized, are they all just 1 foot?

>>8967058
How does it feel being so brainlet that units can make a problem more difficult for you?

>>8967287
IIRC 0F is either when brine freezes or the road salt used in the 18th century stops working, and 100F is "you have a fever"

>>8968251
I want to see you calculate in your head, how many inches is in arbitrary number of miles, you fucking faggot, because I can tell you how many millimeters is in a light second in my fucking sleep

>>8968256
I can multiply by 63360 just fine, but that isn't the point. Doing calculations isn't problem solving, it's dirty work that is the computer's job.