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How many times larger is 500 than 500?
500 is not larger than 500; they are equal. Therefore, 500 is 1 time larger than itself.
How many times a hectogram is larger than a gram?
A hectogram is larger than a gram EVERY TIME; 100 times larger, to be exact.
How many time larger is a decagram than a milligram?
10000
How many time larger is the giant amoeba than the smallest bacterium?
The largest amoeba is more than 2,500 times larger than the smallest bacterium.
How many time is Jupiter than Pluto?
Jupiter is about 62.5 times larger than Pluto.
What is three times larger than 6?
Three times larger than 6 is 18. This can be calculated by multiplying 6 by 3, which equals 18. In other words, if you take 6 and add two more groups of 6 to it, the total will be 18.
How many time larger is 2.50 than 25p?
To compare 2.50 to 25p (where "p" stands for pence), we first convert both values to the same unit. Since 2.50 is in pounds and there are 100 pence in a pound, 2.50 is equivalent to 250 pence. Therefore, to find how many times larger 2.50 is than 25p, we divide 250 by 25, which equals 10. Thus, 2.50 is 10 times larger than 25p.
How many times larger is a millimeter than a meter?
A millimeter is 1,000 time SMALLER than a meter.
How many time larger 4000 than 4?
4,000 is 1,000 times greater than 4
How many times larger is 8000 than 800?
7200
How many does 72 go into 12?
The question seems to be asking how many times 72 fits into 12. Since 72 is larger than 12, it does not go into 12 at all. In mathematical terms, 12 divided by 72 equals 0.1667, indicating that 72 fits into 12 less than one time. Thus, the answer is 0.
Why do capacitor do not discharge in clamping circuits even though their is resistance?
Because the time it takes the capacitor to discharge equals the capacitance multiplied by the resistance which is high enough to keep the capacitor charged for a time longer than the diode-off period. For example at a resistance of 100KOhm and a capacitor of 1 microF, the time constant equals 1s, which is significantly larger than the period of a standard 1KHz input signal.
