What if you need to represent something between 1/10th and 2/10ths without misrepresenting your precision?
Fractional measurements are way better for indicating precision than decimal. With decimal precision can only be increased or decreased by a power of 10, whereas fractional can be any level of precision - just represent the precision in the denominator.
What if you need to represent something between 1/10th and 2/10ths without misrepresenting your precision?
Fractional measurements are way better for indicating precision than decimal. With decimal precision can only be increased or decreased by a power of 10, whereas fractional can be any level of precision - just represent the precision in the denominator.
Congrats were still useing fractions for a wrench. That still goes 10x.
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