Originally posted by fudgester:
You should see the kind of nonsense my former tuition student's
teachers have been teaching him.
To put it bluntly, his English sucks - and it doesn't help that his
teacher makes the exact same grammatical mistakes that he does in
her so-called 'model answers'.
And don't get me started with hie Science teacher. Among others,
here's what she taught them:
1. The [b]SI unit for density is g/cm3.
2. The density of water is 0.1 g/cm3.
3. There are 0.0008 neutrons in an atom of hydrogen.
4. The units to be used in a pair of vernier calipers is the meter.
In short, if the vernier caliper reading is '4.19', the measurement
is 4.19 meters.
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whats the SI units for density? whats wrong with using metres
which is the SI unit?
