Question

which unit would likely to measure a bathtub?

Answer 1

Asking it twice won't help much. The same people see it both times.

Answer 2

feet maybe?

Answer 3

idk, you wouldn't measure it with a millimeter.... rule it out lol

Answer 4

A bathtub is usually made for a person. In countries where they use the metric system they use meters to measure people and therefore bathtubs.

Answer 5

yeah how are people usually measured? XD I, for one, am 5 feet, 6 inches, basically 5 and a half inches

Answer 6

In modern countries they measure you in meters.

Answer 7

'Murica just wanted to be unique, land of the free and all XD. But what do u want to measure in the bathtub? area? Weight? volume? perimeter? it really varies with what you want to measure @kfrench30

Answer 8

the beauty of metric is that all of those are SI derived

Except for weight :P

Answer 9

well of course :P Idk where and when in this vast world 'Murica decided to be different from everyone else

Answer 10

Greed and stubborness?

Answer 11

probably :P who knows these days... oh well

Answer 12

Or you might measure it in kelvin... if you wanted the water temperature for your physicist that was about to bathe.

Answer 13

lol but its not referring to water temperature, only the bathtub itself @e.mccormick

Answer 14

It just says bathtub! It might be the measured shipping weight for all we know.

Answer 15

haha a valid point

Answer 16

the wording of this question leaves much to be desired

Answer 17

usually when shipping they usually just care about it's 3D dimensions.

Answer 18

So does the asker!

Answer 19

When shipping it is the 3 dimensions an real weight.

Answer 20

bathtub is usually hollow and doesn't weigh much relatively to the transport.

Answer 21

What if it is cast iron and lined with porcelain? Stone?

Answer 22

lol i want a cast iron bath tub lined with gold $_$ I am a classy chica XD

Answer 23

http://www.kohler.com/castiron/index.jsp

Answer 24

You should use feet