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Definición
El proceso de multiplicar o dividir mediciones por un factor constante para convertir entre tamaños, representaciones o unidades, preservando las relaciones relativas.
Explicación
A 1:50,000 map means every 1 cm on the map represents 50,000 cm (500 m) on the ground. Doubling a recipe scales all ingredient quantities by a factor of 2. In engineering, stress scales with the square of linear dimension — a bridge twice as tall must carry four times the wind load per unit area, which is why small models don’t predict full-scale structural behavior without scaling corrections.
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RELATED TERMS
Factor de Conversión
Un multiplicador numérico utilizado para convertir una cantidad de una unidad a otra.
Precisión
El grado de refinamiento en una medición, indicado por el número de cifras significativas.
Exactitud
Cuán cercana es una medición al valor verdadero de la magnitud que se mide.
Análisis Dimensional
Un método para convertir unidades multiplicando por factores de conversión equivalentes a 1.
Milla Náutica
Una unidad de distancia usada en navegación marítima y aérea, equivalente a 1.852 metros.