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Except it's the si unit for million.
https://www.npl.co.uk/si-units.
So MM users may be just some finance master of the universe douch bag.
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Science wankers Vs money wankers. Go!
Also, the SI symbol M is Mega. We don't have megapounds.
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If I'm reading that right the NPL-approved way to express a million pounds would be "one megapound"? And a billion would be "one gigapound"?
Can't see it catching on ;-)
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......M is the SI prefix, not the unit. Values larger than the unit value tend to be upper case (M, G, T......but not k!) and lower values tend to be lower case (c, m, n, p, etc.)
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As can people who use M instead of MM to denote millions.