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Course: ENGINEERIN MECH221, Spring 2010
School: UBC
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9-524 APPENDIX TC B WEIGHTS AND MEASURES B-1 TC 9-524 B-2 TC 9-524 B-3 TC 9-524 BRITISH AND METRIC CONVERSION TABLES B-4 TC POWER 9-524 UNITS B-5 TC 9-524 WEIGHTS OF MATERIALS (continued) B-6 TC 9-524 WEIGHTS OF MATERIALS (Continued) B-7

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9-524 APPENDIX TC B WEIGHTS AND MEASURES B-1 TC 9-524 B-2 TC 9-524 B-3 TC 9-524 BRITISH AND METRIC CONVERSION TABLES B-4 TC POWER 9-524 UNITS B-5 TC 9-524 WEIGHTS OF MATERIALS (continued) B-6 TC 9-524 WEIGHTS OF MATERIALS (Continued) B-7
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