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NIST Metric Cube
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Abstract
Paper cut-out cube, 10 cm on each side listing metric conversion information on each face covering units of length, mass or weight, area or surface, energy, volume and temperature. The bottom face lists common metric prefixes.Citation
NIST Metric Cube
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conversion factors, metric conversion, metric education, metric system
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Created August 26, 2016, Updated October 8, 2021