Question

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imagine a scenario when a scientist or engineer would need to measure or calculate volume of something accurately.

you read about the air canada flight, where the grounds crew needed to use the correct conversion factor to fill the planes fuel tank.

what other scenarios might it be important to measure or calculate volume correctly, and why?

**Describe what would be measured and why it would be important to measure it accurately.**

Answer 1

Units can be in metric form and imperial form. The metric form is considered to be a scientific standard around the world. It is adopted by the system internationale as SI units.

There are several scenarios where a careful use of the unit is a must. They are:

1. Amount of fuel present in aircraft, or any vehicle like train or car.
2. Chemical reactions require the quantity of reactants to be in precise amounts.
3. Amount of fuel in rockets to generate the right amount of thrust during lift off. The weight of fuel needs to be at optimum as a greater amount will increase the weight during the lift off.