A femto is in metric prefix terms a quadrillionth, whereas a centimeter is a hundredth. The femto was added in 1964 and was derived from the word femten meaning 'fifteen'.
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A "daffynition" is a humorous or playful take on a definition, often using puns or wordplay. For "centimeter," a possible daffynition could be: "A tiny measure of length that proves the point that good things come in small packages!" This playful definition highlights the small size that a centimeter represents.
A small grape would be 1 cm long.
The term "femito" doesn't correspond to any widely recognized currency unit. If you're referring to "femto" (a metric prefix meaning one quadrillionth), then 50 femto kronor would be an extremely small amount, specifically 0.00000000000005 kronor. If you meant "50 kronor" in Swedish currency, that would simply be 50 kronor. Please clarify if you meant something else!
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In the metric system, the units atto, femto, and pico are related by their respective powers of 10. Atto is 10-18, femto is 10-15, and pico is 10-12. This means that atto is smaller than femto, which is smaller than pico.
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Units of measurement can be as big or as small as needed. In the metric system there are metres and kilometres but also decimetres and centimetres and millimetres. (or meters) Micrometres, = 1 x 10-6 or a millionth of a metre ( or a thousandth of a millimetre) Nanometres = 1 x 10-9m or a thousand millionth Picometres = 1 x 10-12m or about 31 pm is the width of a helium atom (a million millionths) It continues with a femto-, atto-, zepto-, yocto- What could be that small?
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A microliter (µl) is 1,000 times smaller than a cubic centimeter (cc).
It can be as small as 2*10^-5 cm.
There are 10-15 seconds in a femtosecond.
A "daffynition" is a humorous or playful take on a definition, often using puns or wordplay. For "centimeter," a possible daffynition could be: "A tiny measure of length that proves the point that good things come in small packages!" This playful definition highlights the small size that a centimeter represents.
A small grape would be 1 cm long.