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Measurement: Metric

Carats in a gram Click to show or hide the answer
Litres in a cubic metre Click to show or hide the answer
Kilograms in a tonne Click to show or hide the answer
Square metres in an are Click to show or hide the answer
Square metres in a hectare Click to show or hide the answer
10–6 metres Click to show or hide the answer
Microns in a millimetre Click to show or hide the answer
Microns in a centimetre Click to show or hide the answer
Microns in a metre Click to show or hide the answer
10–10 metres (one ten billionth of a metre, 0.1 nanometres, or 100 picometres) Click for more information Click to show or hide the answer
A kilogram is defined as the weight of one litre of water at Click to show or hide the answer
Ten decibels make Click to show or hide the answer

The table below is all about converting metric units to imperial, and vice versa.

Litres in a gallon (Imperial) Click to show or hide the answer
Litres in a US liquid gallon Click to show or hide the answer
Litres in a US dry gallon Click to show or hide the answer
Kilograms in a hundredweight Click to show or hide the answer
Metres in a yard Click to show or hide the answer
Miles in a kilometre Click to show or hide the answer
Kilometres in a mile Click to show or hide the answer
Square kilometres in a square mile Click to show or hide the answer
Pounds in a kilogram Click to show or hide the answer
Square miles in a square kilometre Click to show or hide the answer
Kilograms to a pound Click to show or hide the answer
Acres in a hectare Click to show or hide the answer
Hectares in an acre Click to show or hide the answer
Litres in a gallon Click to show or hide the answer
Millimetres in an inch Click to show or hide the answer
Grams in an ounce Click to show or hide the answer
Grams in a pound Click to show or hide the answer
Pints in a litre Click to show or hide the answer
Millilitres in a pint Click to show or hide the answer
Centilitres (cubic centimetres) in a fluid ounce Click to show or hide the answer

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