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                EASA MODULE 13 AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES AND SYSTEMS SUB-MODULE 01 THEORY OF FLIGHT  SUB-MODULE 03 AUTOFLIGHT                                                                            (ATA 22)  SUB-MODULE 04 COMMUNICATION / NAVIGATION                                       (ATA 23/34) SUB-MODULE 05 ELECTRICAL POWER                                                             (ATA 24) SUB-MODULE 06 EQUIPMENT AND FURNISHINGS                                        (ATA 25) SUB-MODULE 07 FLIGHT CONTROLS                                                                (ATA 27) SUB-MODULE 08 INSTRUMENTS                                                                        (ATA 31) SUB-MODULE 09 LIGHTS                                                                                      (ATA 33) SUB-MODULE 10 ON BOARD MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS                              (ATA 45) SUB-MODULE 11 AIR CONDITIONING AND CABIN PRESSURISATION       (ATA 21) SUB-MODULE 12 FIRE PROTECTION           

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PHYSICAL QUANTITIES WITH CORRESPONDING METRIC AND ENGLISH UNITS Physical quantity Common Metric System units Common English System units length meter (m), kilometer (km) inch (in), foot (ft), yard time second second mass kilogram (kg), gram (g) slug*, pound (lb m )*** NOTE: These are NOT base units in the English system. They are derived units. temperature Degrees Celsius ( o C) or Kelvin ( o K) degrees Farenheit ( o F) or Rankin ( o R) charge  current** Ampere (A) Ampere (A) amount of a substance mole mole lunimous intensity candela candela force Newton (N)* NOTE: This is NOT a base unit in the metric system. It is a derived unit. pound (lb f )