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- Having to change it from English measurements to metric system it would be very expensive everything would be changed
- Not only that the time to get the knowledge to be able to learn the metric way from what kids have learned the English way for years
- Businessmen would have to learn the new way and workers its not easy

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The disadvantages are if you traveled somewhere where they had the metric and you came from somewhere that uses the imperial, then things in that country or state that you visited would make more sense so then you don't have to learn it all over again and waste time.

Another disadvantage would be that it's not well suited for working with fractions and you'd have to learn it all and it'd get tiring instead of already knowing it, then you can just whip it out and be like "Yep, k already knew this because we switched to the metric system dude."

Last disadvantage would be that the U.S. would have to focus on money problems then and fix things to the metric system and it'd take lots of time out of their day.

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-The expense of the U.S. changing over to the metric system translates into changed measurements on all packaged products, starting with food. The change would also impact housing and lot sizes, the measurement of temperatures with the new use of Celsius, and the change of mileage and speed signs.

-If we switch to the metric system right now it could cause some future problems like messing up orders on many things that could be super expensive.

-Personal business would have a challenge in switching to the metric system.

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1. Not easy to learn at first.

2. Not that easy to use.

3. Its not easy to get use to.

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- It would be easier for people  like scientists  to communicate with each other if everyone and everywhere uses the metric system.

-”students will have to learn and utilize the metric system in further education levels, why don’t we just teach them the metric system, to begin with? More than 75 percent of the students at CHS believe that the US should consider adopting the SI as its official system.”

-It could make some  things much simpler.

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Then when we travel places we could learn the way they learn if we switched to the Metric System.

Then if the news (this is just a IF situation not something that has already happened it's..an idea) was using the metric system in the daily news, then you'd understand it and not be confused if that made any sense I don't know.

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It would get rid of something we have been doing since our country was founded

The switch would be really complicated to everyone

The change would take a while and no one would probably not go with it

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It would be less complicated

We would be following the rest of the world

Doctors and other people of that level wouldn't have to tell people what it is in imperial

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Math and science would become easier.
Make it easier to communicate with other countries with math and science.
There would be more ways to measure all sorts of things.

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1. It would confuse most Americans

2. People would have to re-learn everything we already know

3. It would be a lot more expensive to changes things like road signs, cars, market items, etc.

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It would take a very, very, very long time to rewrite pre-existing documents & old historic documents would be confusing for future citizens!

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1. People would have a easier time communicating with anything because it would all be the same.

2. It would make lots of purchases easier because there would be not be confusion on if something is, for example "This product is ## grams" and then another using different measurements.

3. It would be easier to learn about new things from different sources, people, websites, etc.

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1.There have been multiple times in history when switching to the metric system would’ve been a much simpler process and it would’ve made sense, but unfortunately, they were all met with failure.

2.Well, like most things American, it comes down to a long and complicated history of stubbornness and affection for money

3.At an educational level, students learn to use both systems, which allows them to learn the importance of both fractions and decimals, as well as teaching the usefulness of unit conversion

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Scientific measurements would be standard making it more convenient for not just Americans but the whole world.

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Students would have to learn a whole separate measuring system.

We would have to change how we measure and different driving things like speed limits.

People would overall be confused about such a big change.

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It would be easier to collaborate with other countries.

Scientists and doctors wouldn’t have to know two measuring systems.

People visiting from other countries wouldn’t be confused.

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1. It would be confusing to americans.

2. It would also be hard to adjust something that we have had for a long time

3.They have already trying to switch to the metric system  but unfortunately, they were all met with failure

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1.  It is easier to learn.

2.  All conversations would be the same.

3. Allows us to work with other countries

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1. Because the metric system allows easier conversion, it is more likely for people using the imperial system to make a mistake than people using the metric system

2. The metric system is the international language for science, medicine and commerce. Because the US is the only remaining industrialized nation with no formal commitment to going metric, international trade becomes an obstacle due to unit conversions. US manufacturers often have to make two versions of their products: one for the US with customary units and one for the rest of the world with SI units.

3. For most people, familiarizing themselves with only the units gram, liter and meter will suffice. In fact, all of the SI units are derived from merely seven base units. Of course, there are different prefixes and suffixes added to different units to represent the different powers of 10, but conversions are as easy as moving the decimal point left and right.

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1. Because the metric system allows easier conversion

2. There would be more ways to mesure things.

1. People including students will have to learn and utilize the metric system in further education levels.

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. It is easy to use
.Its make more sanes to answers
. you can help people more easier

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1. The switch would confuse many Americans because we don’t know how to use the metric system well.

2. It would be expensive to switch since the measurements on labels, lot sizes, etc would have to change.

3. Americans resist change and will likely find the transition very hard and not worth the struggle.

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1. People in the US would have to relearn how to do math and science
2.  It would confuse most Americans
3. The cost of changing road signs and other things like that would be huge
4. Personal businesses would have to change a lot

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1. It would confuse many Americans.

2. Everything is already been taught to most people.

3. It may be hard to get all Americans to agree on switching.

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1. Going metric would allow us to avoid making mistakes when working with other countries or places that use the metric system.

2. It could help international relations and show the world that we’re willing to change and adapt.

3. Metric is much easier than the Liberian system and will be less challenging for children to learn.

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1. We can all be on the same system, and stop confusion.

2. It would be easier to change between units.

3. It all has something to do with meter, liter, and gram.

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1. We wouldn't be as independent.

2. We would have to use a tool to measure everything.

3. We would have to learn a whole new system.

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1. Everyone would be able to go somewhere else and know how to do whatever math they needed to

2. We wouldn’t have to covert anything anymore

3. It is really easy to teach children

4. It might improve relationships with other countries.

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Cost and time. Changing millions of signs alone would be a lot of work without changing all peoples' minds in the way to measure that way. With America's stubbornness and such things it would be harder than just a snap of a finger; it would take years to convert most if any of America.

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1. It is more sophisticated.

2. It would be easier to measure long lengths.

3. It would be a new way to look at things.

4. It would be a new way to bake/cook.

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It would be confusing because we are used to not using it on a regular basis

It would be expensive to switch because we would have to change all of the labels

Americans resist change and it would be tough for them to switch

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Easier conversation and conversion with other countries. We would get more precise measurements and only have to learn 1 way to measure instead of two making time to focus on other more important things.

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It would allow us to work with other countries without making mistakes.

It could help international relations and show that we can change and adapt.

It would simplify things because it is easier than the Liberian system

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Most people would have to relearn everything they know about volume, mass, and length

Many Americans would hate having to (in some cases) go back to school to learn the metric system

In short, many people are too patriotic (or set in their ways) to even entertain the idea of switching to an easier (albeit different) system of measurement.

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We could be more connected with the world

We could easily communicate our measurements to the outside word

We wouldn’t have to convert anything in order to share it with other places

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The transition would be very expensive because all the manufacturing companies would have to change the labels on products.

It would take a very long time for the whole United States to change to the metric system and many people wouldn’t even want to change.

The metric system is already being used in America by scientists and doctors, as well as taught in some schools, so a full switch wouldn’t be worth it.

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We would have the same system as the rest of the world and it would be easier for things like international trade.

The metric system is way simpler and allows easier conversion.

There would be less confusion in the medical and science industries since they already use the metric system, although there have still been mistakes.

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The awkward transfer will complicate even the most simple of daily transactions, such as buying gas, which would be measured in liters.

It would confuse the older people that learned the standard way when they were younger.

The expense of the U.S. changing over to the metric system translates into changed measurements on all packaged products, starting with food.

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We would use the same measurements as the rest of the world. (except for Liberia and Myanmar.)

All of the conversions would be the same.

It would also make math easier.

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It would be very expensive to change measurement systems

It would take a lot of time to change the mileage signs on highways, freeways, and roads

It would be hard for us Americans to transition from saying our height is, for example, 5’7 instead of 1.7 meters.

Skyler Wang

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It would be easier to convert the measurements, especially in science

Middle and high school students won’t have to learn how to convert the standard system to the metric system

Easier to comprehend, because of the use of prefixes

Skyler Wang

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1. Confusion, It would be hard to learn and hard to get all the people in the USA to convert to the metric system.                                                     2. Money, It would be expensive to do because everything would need to be repackaged                                   3. Customs, It would be hard to get people to change there way of life if it already works well for them.    

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1. Confusion, It would be hard to learn and hard to get all the people in the USA to convert to the metric system.                                                     2. Money, It would be expensive to do because everything would need to be repackaged                                   3. Customs, It would be hard to get people to change there way of life if it already works well for them.    

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It would confuse most Americans who don't know how to use the metric system.

If the  U.S. switched to the metric system it would be more expensive.

It would be a problem because we would have to change all of our signs, gas stations, speed limits, etc.

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A change to the metric system would confuse most Americans, who do not know how to use the metric system in day-to-day applications.

The expense of the U.S. changing over to the metric system translates into changed measurements on all packaged products, starting with food.

The change would also impact housing and lot sizes, the measurement of temperatures with the new use of Celsius, and the change of mileage and speed signs.

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The metric system allows easier conversion. So it is more likely for people using the imperial system to make a mistake than people using the metric system.

Many companies and industries have already switched.

Companies wouldn't have to make two versions of the product and mistakes regarding conversions would be less likely to occur.

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1. It would be easier to know what is what when going to a different place and people from different places would have an easier time here.       2. It would help the people in the medical industry be able to communicate better with others      3.  It would be easier for science because all the people in the scientific field to understand each other and it would be easier to communicate because of that

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1. It would be easier to know what is what when going to a different place and people from different places would have an easier time here.       2. It would help the people in the medical industry be able to communicate better with others      3.  It would be easier for science because all the people in the scientific field to understand each other and it would be easier to communicate because of that

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It would confuse older people who wernt taught it when they were
Young

The awkward transition will complicate even the most simple of daily transactions,  such as buy ik ng gas which would be measured in liters

The expenses of the U.S changing over to the metric system translates into changes measurements on all packages, starting with food

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1. It would be more expensive if the U.S changed to the metric system
2. You would have to change a lot of important road signs, speed limits, etc.
3. It would be confusing when the U.S would change because some people would not be familiar with the metric system

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Metric makes international trade easier and smoother and eliminates duplication in manufacturing and labeling.

There's even evidence that, when prescriptions calls for doses in millilitres and come with a metric dispenser, people make far fewer mistakes than when dosages are in teaspoons, which raises another question.

The metric system allows easier conversion, it is more likely for people using the imperial system to make a mistake than people using the metric system

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1. officially use the metric system for weights and measurements.2.  Getting our organizations on a single standard will avoid mistakes like the one a while back when a $125 million Mars orbiter exploded because NASA was using the international standard.3 Metric makes international trade easier and smoother. KEEGAN GREEN

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1. officially use the metric system for weights and measurements.2.  Getting our organizations on a single standard will avoid mistakes like the one a while back when a $125 million Mars orbiter exploded because NASA was using the international standard.3 Metric makes international trade easier and smoother. KEEGAN GREEN

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If we have the metric system, we might not make mistakes like “one of the nurses had messed up the number of doses for a boy.

We learn the US System for 3ed gread and higher but we learn the Metric system for the letter grades.

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It would be a big change

We would have to change our sports

Some people wouldn't understand it

Vee hensley

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 keegan green 1 The expense of the U.S. changing over to the metric system translates into changed measurements on all packaged products, starting with food. 2. A change to the metric system would confuse most Americans, who do not know how to use the metric system in day-to-day applications.3. the awkward transfer will complicate even the most simple of daily transactions, such as buying gas, which would be measured in liters.

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 keegan green 1 The expense of the U.S. changing over to the metric system translates into changed measurements on all packaged products, starting with food. 2. A change to the metric system would confuse most Americans, who do not know how to use the metric system in day-to-day applications.3. the awkward transfer will complicate even the most simple of daily transactions, such as buying gas, which would be measured in liters.

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1. It would be easier to covert measurements when needed
2. It would make learning how to measure a lot easier because you wouldn't have to learn two different ways
3. Many U.S industries have already switched to the metric system

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-A big change-Some people would not understand it -some people will have to learn it all over -we would have to change our sports-bella

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-A big change-Some people would not understand it -some people will have to learn it all over -we would have to change our sports-bella

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-Things would make more sense -math would be easier -no more mess-ups that could cause awful things to happen because of a conversion -less likely to make mistakes- bella

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-Things would make more sense -math would be easier -no more mess-ups that could cause awful things to happen because of a conversion -less likely to make mistakes- bella

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“Because the metric system allows easier conversion, it is more likely for people using the imperial system to make a mistake than people using the metric system,” said Dr. David Schuster, a CHS physics teacher.

“Not only does the vast majority of countries… use metric units, but the system itself is easier to comprehend, which in turn aids calculation and negates the necessity to remember untoward conversion factors,” said junior Samuel Cooper, a British student.

“The metric system has an internal logical consistency, where all of the units relate to one another in some way,” said junior George Mitrev.

Vee hensley

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would confuse older americans

getting gas would be harder for older americans

we would have to spend a lot of money printing new measuring utensils

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It would confuse most Americans that don't know how to use the Metric System.

If you were to switch over to the Metric system it would be more expensive.

It would be a problem because we would have to change all of our signs like gas stations and speed limits to Metric.

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1. It would confuse people who have never heard of the metric system.

2. It would be way more expensive for the U.S. to change to the metric system.

3. It would be hard because we would have to change speed limits, gas prices, signs, and other things we use on a daily basis.

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-It would take a very long time to get the whole country to switch over.
-In our house we have rulers, yard sticks, and a ton of other measuring tools that don’t include the metric system.
-All the packaging on boxed goods, speedometers, and measurements for construction would all change. That’s money or anyone in the US that owns a car.

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the metric system allows easier conversion, so it is more likely for people using the imperial system to make a mistake than people using the metric system

Many companies and industries in the US have already switched to the Metric system.

Companies wouldn’t need to make two versions of their products, mistakes regarding conversions would be less likely to occur

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”Out of 195 countries in the world, the United States is the only industrialized country that has not adopted the International System of Units, also known as the metric system, as its official system of weights and measures. The SI is an international decimal system of weights and measures used by every single country in the world except three: Liberia, Myanmar, and the United States of America.

“Because the metric system allows easier conversion, it is more likely for people using the imperial system to make a mistake than people using the metric system,” said Dr. David Schuster, a CHS physics teacher.

It is not uncommon to make mistakes when converting between the two systems

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1. is easier to convert the measurements.

2.Switching to the metric system will make international trading easier and smoother.

3.Also it would eliminate duplicates in manufacturing and labeling.

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Jack winn 1. The far-reaching implications of the costs would even include vehicle production as the industry switched from miles per hour ratings to kilometers per hour. 2. The awkward transfer will complicate even the most simple of daily transactions, such as buying gas, which would be measured in liters.  3. The expense of the U.S. changing over to the metric system translates into changed measurements on all packaged products, starting with food.

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Jack winn 1. The far-reaching implications of the costs would even include vehicle production as the industry switched from miles per hour ratings to kilometers per hour. 2. The awkward transfer will complicate even the most simple of daily transactions, such as buying gas, which would be measured in liters.  3. The expense of the U.S. changing over to the metric system translates into changed measurements on all packaged products, starting with food.

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Confusing

Expensive

Custom

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1. That it was confuse most Americans that don’t know how metric systems.

2. That if the U.S would switch over to the metric system it would be more expensive.

3.It would be a problem because we would have to change all of signs like for speed limits, gas stations and other things.

Kaylee Cordle

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1. The metric systems allows easter conviction so it is more likely for people using the imperial system to make a mistake than people using the metric system.

2. Many U.S companies and industries have already switch to the metric system.

3. We wouldn't have to make two versions of the products and mistakes regarding to conversion would less likely to occur.

Kaylee Cordle

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An easy conversation

Its uncommon to make mistakes

Science won't be harder

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-We would use the same system as the rest of the world (except a couple countries).
-It would make conversions way easier.
-If I was to take an international road trip I would know if I was speeding or not because we would use the same mileage as the other places.

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Jack winn 1. The metric system is the international language for science, medicine and commerce.  2.International companies also have to consider if it is worthwhile to adjust its products to fit the customary system.   3.Companies wouldn’t need to make two versions of their products, mistakes regarding conversions would be less likely to occur

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Jack winn 1. The metric system is the international language for science, medicine and commerce.  2.International companies also have to consider if it is worthwhile to adjust its products to fit the customary system.   3.Companies wouldn’t need to make two versions of their products, mistakes regarding conversions would be less likely to occur