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Numbers and measurement systems are essential in the textile industry to account for natural variations in raw materials and production. No two textile products are exactly alike due to differences in cotton fibers and the impact of human and environmental factors. Using numbering conventions allows textile manufacturers to standardize measurements, relate different qualities like thread count and thickness, calculate processes like dye amounts, and analyze machine efficiencies. Mathematical formulas and calculations are applied throughout the textile production process from raw materials to finished garments to ensure quality and optimize operations.
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