Draw two columns on your paper. label the first column si and the second column. english system. sort this list and write the units in the correct column: inch, centimeter, yard, teaspoon, milliliter, bushel, gallon, liter, mile, gram, quart, pint, kilometer, pound.

English system: inch, gallon, mile, pound, yard, milliliter, bushel, quart, pint

S.I: centimeter, teaspoon, milliliter, liter, gram, kilometer

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Answer :

SI system measured in : centimeter, milliliter, liter, gallon, gram, kilometer.

English system measured in : inch, yard, mile, quart, pint, pound, teaspoon, bushel.

Explanation :

Metric system : The Metric System measured the things in meters, grams, liters, etc and adds prefixes like kilo, milli and centi to the count orders of the magnitude.

SI system : SI system means the international system of units and it is the modern form of metric system. It is defined as a scientific method to express the magnitude of the several basics units.

There are seven basic units in the system from which the other units are derived.

The seven base unit are, meter for length, kilogram for mass, second for time, ampere for current, kelvin for temperature, mole for amount of substance and candela for intensity.

English system : The English system measured the things in feet, inches, pounds, mile, yard, ounce, pounds, ton, teaspoon, pint etc.

US customary system : It is the system of measurement that is used in the united state. It is also known as English system. It is measured in bushel.

As per question, we conclude that

SI system measured in : centimeter, milliliter, liter, gallon, gram, kilometer.

English system measured in : inch, yard, mile, quart, pint, pound, teaspoon, bushel.

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