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M2.3.4

Understands the basic characteristics of and the relationships among fractions, ratios, proportions, decimals, and percents.

Metric Wins!

There have been many metric systems, or systems of measurement. On 7 April 1795 the National Convention of France decreed new "Republican Measures" to be legal measures in France. The units of measurement included the meter, liter, and gram; the prefixes centi, deci, deca, hecto, and kilo were also sanctioned. This was the decimal system of measurement or the decimal metric system. It has survived practically unchanged and now is known simply as the metric system. The latest version of the system is the International System of Units or SI for short.

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Just What is a Logarithm, Anyway?

Before we talk about logarithms, let's think a little bit about graphing.

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