Why do scientist 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.

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Lucy Duarte

Biology

18 March, 20:57

Why do scientist 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.

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Chad Rose · Answer 1

B. because other units are either too small or too large to work with or C. so they can communicate findings without confusion.

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Why do scientist 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 withC. so they can communicate findings without confusion.D. so that people who are not scientists cannot understand them.

Why do scientist 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.