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In writing the ratio of measurement numbers, the units must be the same. True False
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Think with me... A ratio is a unitless number... So now give me the answer
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how do you get a unitless number? let's say 30 Newtons and 15 Newtons if you devide both you'll have \[\frac{ 30 }{ 15 } \times \frac{ Newton }{ Newton } = 2\] unitless
I kinda still don't get it.
When you devide 2 things that are the same the answer is 1 so when you devide Newton by Newton (force measure) you'll get 1 That's why 30 N / 15 N = (30/15) * (N/N) , where (N/N) = 1 so the answer is just 30/15 = 2
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