Pretty much and in short, make up your own measure.
so... say you can use a tie or something with length, and use that to measure whatever object you need it for.
for example, I can just grab a string, cut it, and measure something, and the measurement may just be that the object is my string 6 times, so I know the length of the object is 6 times the length of the string I cut.
it doesn't quite matter how long the string cut was, all that matters is that is relable or referenciable for reuse. Later on I could always just get the string measure and convert it to metric, once I found a ruler or imperial units.
but in the short run, it doesn't really matter the length of the string cut, all that matters is that is referenciable, the object will be 6 times my string cut, here, in France, in Pluto, in Andromeda, anywhere.
bear in mind that the measure units we use today, are only usable because they're referenciable, so if I tell you 15 inches of something, you know how much 15 inches is, so that's all that matters.
Answer:
miles
Step-by-step explanation:
4 runners ran 1/3 of a mile:
4*1/3 = 4/3, or 1 1/3 mile
Answer:
Nominal Interest Rate: Does not consider inflation provides a sense of purchasing power
Real Interest Rate: It describes the stated interest rate on an account and also considers inflation
Step-by-step explanation:
Real interest rate can be defined as the Nominal interest rate minus the inflation rate.
Nominal Interest Rate is the interest rate without taking into account the inflation
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Answer:
x = 15, 72 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
4x + 12 + 108 = 180
4x + 120 = 180
4x (+ 120 - 120) = 180 - 120
4x = 60
4x/4 = 60/4
x = 15
4x + 12
4(15) + 12
60 + 12
72 degrees