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What is bigger than a terameter?
Look at the Wikipedia article "Metric prefix". Please note that it is not customary to use units larger than kilometer.
How many times larger is a meter than a decimeter?
It is 10 times larger than a decimeter
Is a yard stick bigger than a meter stick?
No the meter stick is larger
What is bigger square yard or square meter?
A square meter is larger than a square yard.
Which is larger meter or decameter?
Deca is a prefix meaning 10. Hence, a decameter is 10 meters, and therefore it is larger than a meter.
Is a terameter bigger than a meter?
Yes it is bigger than a meter
How much larger is a yard than a meter?
a yard is shorter than a meter by 3.37 inches
What is bigger than a terameter?
Look at the Wikipedia article "Metric prefix". Please note that it is not customary to use units larger than kilometer.
How much larger is a cubic meter than a cubic millimeter?
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How much larger is a square meter than a square centimeter?
10000 times larger
How much larger is a square meter then a square millimeter?
A square meter is a million times larger than a square millimeter.
What measurement is 1 size smaller than a terameter?
"Size"? One gigameter is one thousandth of a terameter.
Which is longer meter or millimeter?
metre is much larger than millimetre
How much larger is a decimeter than a meter?
1 Decimeter = 1/10 Meter. 10 Decimeters = 1 Meter
Is there anything bigger than a terameter?
Nothing
Is a meter smaller or larger than a millimeter?
a meter is larger than a milimeter. There are 10mm in 1cm and 100 cm in 1 meter. So there are 1000 milimeters in a meter
What is bigger than a meter?
A kilometer (1000 meters). Larger SI prefixes are possible, but are not normally used in practice (megameter, gigameter, terameter, etc.). In astronomy, three non-SI units, all larger than a meter, are often used: the astronomical unit (the average distance from Sun to Earth), the light-year (the distance light travels in a year), and the parsec (the distance at which an object, viewed from Earth, would have a parallax of 1 arc-second).
