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All measurements of the metric system
Parts of my daily routine: I drank 10 liters of water in the morning and ran 2 kilometers in the afternoon. But wat measurements am I missing? You have two hints prepared already!
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Last updated: October 8, 2022
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| First submitted | October 6, 2022 |
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6 Comments
IsleAuHaulte
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Level 92
Oct 6, 2022
This is a long way from all.
PastimeQuizzer16
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Level 31
Oct 6, 2022
I looked at this website for reference, I did the best I could. https://www.cuemath.com/measurement/metric-system/
scottishalan
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Level 83
Oct 6, 2022
How ironic that you use the US spelling of metre/litre!
PastimeQuizzer16
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Level 31
Oct 8, 2022
Well, I can change the settings to accept metre/litre, etc.
JustPunk
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Level 34
Oct 15, 2022
As opposed to the French spelling? The original suffix in Latin and then English was -er. The -re suffix comes from the love affair snobs in England had with France in the 1800s. They bastardized all Latin -er words by reversing the logical, original ending.
PastimeQuizzer16
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Level 31
Oct 15, 2022
You can still type it as the French spelling. Both versions are accepted.