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associated with a specific quantity ([quantity specification](#quantity_spec) and
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[unit](#unit)).
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[`canonical representation of a unit, canonical unit`](#canonical-unit){ #canonical-unit }
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: - A canonical representation of a unit consists of:
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- a reference unit being the result of extraction of all the intermediate
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[derived units](#derived-unit),
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- a magnitude being a product of all the prefixes and magnitudes of extracted scaled units.
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- All units having the same canonical unit are deemed equal.
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- All units having the same reference unit are convertible
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(their magnitude may differ and is used during conversion).
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[`reference unit`](#reference-unit){ #reference-unit }
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: See [canonical representation of a unit](#canonical-unit)
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[`absolute quantity point origin`, `absolute point origin`](#absolute-point-origin){ #absolute-point-origin }
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: - An explicit point on an axis of values of a specific [quantity](#quantity) type that serves
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