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Re: Horizontal Bar: Vertical Velocity
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Originally Posted by andy
Just kidding, seriously though, the metric system is so much easier to use then the imperial system. There is nothing easier then multiplying/dividing powers of ten then fractions (shudder).
I agree... when everything else is base 10, the american system is just confusing. I came out with 15.5 feet the first time I calculated it due to conversion errors. Lol. Since FIRST promotes culture change, why not change the FIRST standard system of measurement to metric?? It wouldn't hurt the Canadian, British, or Brazilian teams at all
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Last edited by Yan Wang : 13-01-2004 at 22:33. Reason: "culture change", not "culture"