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katanas_edge Member Posts: 266 |
posted 02-12-2004 10:42 AM
Several posts have asked about converting from metric to imperial. There are many conversion tools on the internet but here is a summary: milli-1/1000th,cent1/100th,deci-10/th;deca-10,hecto-100(do not confuse with hectare),kilo-1000 All prefixes can be used, but I'll just go over the common ones... Length 1 metre(m)=.001kilometres(km)=100centimetres(cm)=1000millimetres(mm) 1inch=2.54cm ; 1foot=.3048m ; 1mile=1.6093km Area 1cm2=.155in2 ; 1m2=1.196yd2 ; 1km2=.3861mile2 common metric unit is hectare(ha)(100mX100m) 1ha=2.47acres=.01km2 Volume 1 litre = 10cmX10cmX10cm = 1000cm3 1 metre3=1000 litres 1 gallon=8 pints=4.5461litres(United Kingdom) 1 gallon=8 pints=3.7854 litres(United States) Weight 1 gram=the weight of 1mm (1cm3) of pure water 1000grams=1kilogram(kg)=2.205lbs 1000kg=1tonne(metric)=.9842tons(imp.)=the weight of 1m3 of water Hope this helps someone. IP: Logged |
katanas_edge Member Posts: 266 |
posted 02-12-2004 12:07 PM
Aggh, I forgot temperature! I found all these conversions conveniently placed in the fish and aqaurium article section anyway. [This message has been edited by katanas_edge (edited 02-12-2004).] IP: Logged |
Scotty Member Posts: 13 |
posted 02-13-2004 05:10 PM
Thanks for your reply about the gold fish but i think you know you misunderstood my question abit or maybe i didn't explain myself properly. (i think i didn't explain myself properly} i can afford the stuff to breed them it just i want to save money in the long run. And gold fish are ideal as they are big, and they have a fairly good nutritional value to offer my fish. So thanks anyway mate IP: Logged |
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