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The 50 pages that link to Metric system, each with the reason it gives.

• International System of UnitsNarrower topic: SI developed from the metric system’s decimal structure and unit conventions.

• MetrologyNarrower topic: The metric system established the foundation from which the modern SI developed.

• SI base unitNarrower topic: The SI base-unit framework grew from the metric system's standardized units.

• MetreNarrower topic: The metre began as the foundational length unit of this system.

• United States customary unitsNarrower topic: It provides the broader alternative against which customary units are often compared.

• General Conference on Weights and MeasuresNarrower topic: The Conference’s treaty-era work extended international governance of the metric system.

• International Committee for Weights and MeasuresNarrower topic: The drive to coordinate metric standards internationally preceded the committee’s creation.

• Metre ConventionNarrower topic: The convention internationalized cooperation around the metric system’s standards.

• Metric prefixNarrower topic: Metric prefixes extend the system’s decimal scaling across very large and small quantities.

• HectareNarrower topic: The hectare’s relationship to the are and square metre follows metric decimal scaling.

• KilometreNarrower topic: The kilometre is one of its length units, formed using a decimal prefix.

• Metre per secondNarrower topic: Its metre and second underpin the modern unit's notation and scale.

• Kilogram-forceNarrower topic: Kilogram-force emerged within metric engineering practice before SI standardized force in newtons.

• LitreNarrower topic: The litre is a practical volume unit within this system.

• TonneNarrower topic: The tonne belongs to its decimal family of mass units.

• MKS unitsNarrower topic: MKS is one metric system, organized specifically around three mechanical base units.