Re: Pros & Cons of Going totally metric
I work with tenths of a foot every day...does that make feet metric?
Angular measurements are not metric or imperial...they are all based off of how many sections a circle can be broken into.
A radian is no more metric than a radius. A radius can be givven in either feet or meters, but the term is not defined by any one system.
The only system that a radian can be catagorized to is mathmatics...it it a function of a circle, not a set measurement against a given standard.
I work with tenths of a foot every day...does that make feet metric?
Angular measurements are not metric or imperial...they are all based off of how many sections a circle can be broken into.
A radian is no more metric than a radius. A radius can be givven in either feet or meters, but the term is not defined by any one system.
The only system that a radian can be catagorized to is mathmatics...it it a function of a circle, not a set measurement against a given standard.