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Why scientist use SI unitsSo all scientists no matter what country their in can do the experiment and know how much of a specific material to use.

It is because the length of each person varies.But SI units show exact length whenever it is taken.

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Scientists use the International System of Units (SI) for standardization and consistency in their measurements. The SI units provide a universal set of measurement standards that can be easily applied across different fields of science, making it easier to compare and communicate data. Using SI units helps to avoid confusion and errors in scientific calculations and ensures that results are accurate and reproducible.

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Scientists use stadards units of measure that together form the International System of Units, or SI.

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Scientists use SI units because they are convenient. It is easier to convert between units and change orders of magnitude when using the SI system.

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