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.
One kilobyte is equal to one billionth of a terabyte, or 1KB = .000000001 TB
To write 000000001 in words, you would say "zero million, one." Each group of three zeros in a number represents a grouping of thousands, millions, billions, and so on. In this case, there are zero millions, zero thousands, and one unit.
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