That loopks like a micrometer ... 0.001 millimeter.
You add it to the beginning of a unit, such as nanosecond. It means a factor of !0^-9 of the unit. So a nanosecond would be 10^-9 of a second or .000000001 of a second.
101 is the smallest 3 digit Prime number.
One nanometer is equivalent to .000000001 meters (1 x 10^-9 m). Therefore 650 nanometers equals .00000065 meters or 6.5 x 10^-7 meters.
The base makes no difference. The symbol 1, by itself or with leading zeroes, is always regarded as being the number one. Note that 1 is not a number. One (the word) is a number while 1 is merely the symbolic representation for the number we call one. But 01 is also one, as is 000000001. The leading zeroes are simply ignored.
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That loopks like a micrometer ... 0.001 millimeter.
A nanolitre is .000000001, or 1 * 10^-9, litres. It is a very small unit of volume.
I assume you are thinking of binary, but regardless of the base... this is still the number one.
One kilobyte is equal to one billionth of a terabyte, or 1KB = .000000001 TB
I'm not sure what "nic" refers to. Can you provide more context or clarify your question?
2 KILOS 2 Kilos? A Nanogram is a tiny amount. 1028 nanograms is equal to .000000001 of a Kilogram.
The prefix n in the metric system refers to a nanometer, which is .000000001 meters. So 400 nm is equal to 4.00 E(-7) meters.
You add it to the beginning of a unit, such as nanosecond. It means a factor of !0^-9 of the unit. So a nanosecond would be 10^-9 of a second or .000000001 of a second.
yes there is here it is: 94000130 FFFB00002 (i dont know why there is an extra2) B2101140 000000000 20000094 000000001 D2000000 000000000