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How many exaelectronvolt is one-hundred billion gigaelectronvolt?
The prefix "giga" means 10 to the power 9; the prefix "exa" means 10 to the power 18.
How many exaelectronvolt is one hundred billion gigaelectronvolt?
Your question contains mixed units. billion is not an SI prefix, its numerical place as a multiplier is taken by Giga, 10 to the power 9. Peta is 10**15, and Exa is 10**18. [** means to the power of.] with the new proper units, you may do the math.
What is the difference between GeV and MeV electron bolts?
GeV (gigaelectronvolt) and MeV (megaelectronvolt) are units of energy used to describe particle energies. 1 GeV is equal to 1000 MeV. Therefore, GeV electrons have higher energy than MeV electrons. These units are commonly used in particle physics to describe the energy of subatomic particles.
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