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sometimes i don't always remember what order i need to divide things to get the unit i want, for example:
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!nb 1 tonne / 0.2 N
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aw heck where is the bot
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!nb 1 tonne / 0.2 N
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1 tonne / 0.2 newton = 5 ton/N [Time² / Length]
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seeing the [Time² / Length] part is quite useful, because i can quickly see that's not what i want
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but i do wonder if it would be possible for numbat to somehow notice that inverting that yields a "simplier" unit of [Acceleration]
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we could certainly print `Acceleration^-1` in addition to `Time^2 / Length`.
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as in: If there is no direct match to any of the existing dimensions, maybe try if 1/D fits for any of the declared dimensions D
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i was originally thinking about some type of "did you mean" suggestion, but i might like your idea more