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I would go in the system that you are used to. This will ensure that you will give the correct values and that you don't make a conversion mistake. I usually stick to the metric system in conversa...
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2019-12-08T08:27:54Z (almost 5 years ago)
I would go in the system that you are used to. This will ensure that you will give the correct values and that you don't make a conversion mistake. I usually stick to the metric system in conversations unless I am sure about the conversion. For written communications it is different, since you have time for a conversion. (For example I know my height in feet so ill use ft there) Side note: The US is based on the metric system also. They just don't know it usually. One Inch is defined as 25,4 mm (which is metric)
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