Quantities in the EP-Calculation
 In physics, strength calculations and between different things the units should be common. This means the SI -system for determining the calculation tasks. The system consists of seven basic units. Length, mass, electric current, time, temperature, amount of substance, and luminous intensity.
The calculation can not be performed if the calculation is not realized in the form of units. Therefore, it is to think about which units are used in the calculation. After this, the calculation has the mathematical harmony, this because the events are of the Big Bang and processed through the energy expressions.
Many of the tabulated quantities are related to energy.
Mass m kg kilogram
Time t s second
Electric current I A ampere
Thermodynamic temperature T K Kelvin
Amount of substance n mol mole
Luminous intensity I cd candela
CGPM The General of Weights and Measures Conference
All others except the kilogram are defined based on natural phenomena. A kilogram (kg) is based in France, to late 1700's specified prototype piece. EP-calculation expands the concept of the above quantities. When calculating the value of kg is converted by the coefficient of 9.82 kg to the value N (Newton = 0.102 kg). The value of 1 kN means in practice 100 kg mass.
If necessary, the units are related to the calculation in a suitable form, by the model of physics. By using the tables, it is possible calculate tasks without converting units. For example, 1 mile (1.609 km) has the golden section ratio (1.618) compared to kilometer (error 0.0055%).
Inch 2.54 cm is 1.6182 = 2.618 (error 0.03%).
2.618 / 1.03 = 2.54
In some cases, it may determine the percent error of 0.03 as the universal friction 1.03. This is time dilation value when the speed is 0.25 x c and which belongs almost to all phenomena calculation. By controlling the proportional equivalent calculation, measure conversion is not required in different units of the calculation. This requires awareness of the values formation.
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