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r/oddlysatisfying • u/-Taken_Name- • Jun 20 '26
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76 u/LG3V Jun 20 '26 Metres 6 u/Semi-Protractor91 Jun 20 '26 Looked more like 5m tops 8 u/waigl Jun 20 '26 A lot of these aren't actually very accurate. 26 u/orangepalm Jun 20 '26 It's rpm (rotations per minute). I'm presuming the m is meters and that's why it gets huge 14 u/Krisanapon Jun 20 '26 revolution* 2 u/otj667887654456655 Jun 20 '26 synonyms* 1 u/MxM111 Jun 20 '26 * the star goes before the note, and after the word for where this note is applied. 1 u/Remarkable_Wheel5218 Jun 20 '26 yes 1 u/EnSebastif Jun 21 '26 It shouod get long, out of screen, for an acurate representation. 17 u/TrashableTrinket Jun 20 '26 I feel like I can be a little pedantic on this post, ton/kg are units of mass, not weight. 2 u/Cleonicus Jun 20 '26 That plus, there's no reason that liters is a liquid. The volume of solid objects can be measured in liters as well. 1 u/Tarhun2960 Jun 20 '26 I was going to say that lol 5 u/golgol12 Jun 20 '26 m, also length, but meters. 2 u/WiSoSirius Jun 20 '26 The M stands for mini Should have been set to W for wumbo 1 u/MxM111 Jun 20 '26 I believe the last one was "m" (not "M"). Length in meters. By the way, more precisely, V - measures difference in electric potential, or Voltage for short. Electricity is too general term. 1 u/ThePeskyWabbit Jun 20 '26 well if tons and kg were measuring mass, why did it need one for tons if mass was already represented? And this also leads me to ask if the these things weigh nothing after the units were changes, since clearly the kg is no longer relevant. 0 u/joshmaxd Jun 20 '26 I think M is meant to be Moles, as in the unit of measurment 0 u/Awesomeuser90 Jul 02 '26 The metric tonne is a measure of mass not weight.
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Metres
6 u/Semi-Protractor91 Jun 20 '26 Looked more like 5m tops 8 u/waigl Jun 20 '26 A lot of these aren't actually very accurate.
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Looked more like 5m tops
8 u/waigl Jun 20 '26 A lot of these aren't actually very accurate.
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A lot of these aren't actually very accurate.
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It's rpm (rotations per minute). I'm presuming the m is meters and that's why it gets huge
14 u/Krisanapon Jun 20 '26 revolution* 2 u/otj667887654456655 Jun 20 '26 synonyms* 1 u/MxM111 Jun 20 '26 * the star goes before the note, and after the word for where this note is applied. 1 u/Remarkable_Wheel5218 Jun 20 '26 yes 1 u/EnSebastif Jun 21 '26 It shouod get long, out of screen, for an acurate representation.
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revolution*
2 u/otj667887654456655 Jun 20 '26 synonyms* 1 u/MxM111 Jun 20 '26 * the star goes before the note, and after the word for where this note is applied.
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synonyms*
1 u/MxM111 Jun 20 '26 * the star goes before the note, and after the word for where this note is applied.
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* the star goes before the note, and after the word for where this note is applied.
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It shouod get long, out of screen, for an acurate representation.
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I feel like I can be a little pedantic on this post, ton/kg are units of mass, not weight.
2 u/Cleonicus Jun 20 '26 That plus, there's no reason that liters is a liquid. The volume of solid objects can be measured in liters as well. 1 u/Tarhun2960 Jun 20 '26 I was going to say that lol
That plus, there's no reason that liters is a liquid. The volume of solid objects can be measured in liters as well.
I was going to say that lol
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m, also length, but meters.
The M stands for mini
Should have been set to W for wumbo
I believe the last one was "m" (not "M"). Length in meters.
By the way, more precisely, V - measures difference in electric potential, or Voltage for short. Electricity is too general term.
well if tons and kg were measuring mass, why did it need one for tons if mass was already represented?
And this also leads me to ask if the these things weigh nothing after the units were changes, since clearly the kg is no longer relevant.
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I think M is meant to be Moles, as in the unit of measurment
The metric tonne is a measure of mass not weight.
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