THE RATIO IN MEASUREMENT BETWEEN THE USA AND UZBEKISTAN
Keywords:
Measurement systems, Imperial System, Metric System, United States, Uzbekistan, trade, education, science, healthcare, unit conversion.Abstract
This article explores the differences between the Imperial System used in the United States and the Metric System followed in Uzbekistan. It examines their historical backgrounds, key features, and practical applications in various fields such as trade, education, science, and healthcare. While the Metric System is widely accepted worldwide for its simplicity and consistency, the Imperial System remains in use in the United States, creating challenges in international communication and trade. The study highlights the advantages of the Metric System in ensuring accuracy and ease of calculations and discusses the implications of these differences in daily life and professional sectors.
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