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Depends on what you are rounding to.... The nearest 10 it would be 9995 for the smallest and 10004 for the largest. The nearest 100 it would be 9950 for the smallest and 10049 for the largest. The nearest 1000 it would be 9500 for the smallest and 10499 for the largest.
That would be a nanometer.
The four smallest three digit number(s) I believe you meant would be 100 as the smallest, than 101, than 102, than 103, lastly 104. It keeps on going but if you really meant the smallest of the smallest it would be first 100 than 100.00000000000000000000000000001 It would have maybe unlimited zeros until it reached one, which is impossible which is why it would be the order I have first listed.
The smallest would be 395000. The largest would be 404999.
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No. Even the smallest collection of stars would be far larger than even the largest solar system.
Absolutely! Solar powered panels can have high enough power ratings to power a home. The available power would far exceed what is needed to terminate a life through electrocution.
You would need to know the efficiency of the motor to determine its input power, which would, of course, exceed its output power of (20 x 746 =) 14.92 kW.
It is possible that your servers would be slowed if you exceed the RAM on your machine.
No. The period for such a wave would exceed a human lifetime; nobody would notice the change. If rocks were talking back and forth between themselves, it would be at frequencies like that.
That would be Mars, Mercury being the smallest. Unless you still count Pluto, in which case Mercury would be the second smallest.
The smallest hamster is a robo hamster.
The nucleus inside the atom would be the smallest.
The smallest in size would be the state of Hawaii.
the answer would be false
No, but I can't quite understand your sentence. I would suggest either "would bring the budget in line with .... AN OBJECT", or "would enable/allow the budget not to exceed the permitted...".