It's equal to neither. The prefix 'deci-' comes from the ancient, classical Latin language and into the English language by way of the French. The original Latin term is 'decimus', which means 'tenth'. The meaning in French is 'one-tenth', particularly in reference to the metric system of standard measures and weights that the French Revolutionaries set up. Likewise, the English meaning is 'one-tenth' of a unit of measure. Therefore, 'deci-' isn't equal to either 10 or 1,000. It's equal to 1/10th of whatever is being measured.
i assume you mean deci. There are 10 decilitres in a litre
Deci meter comes before deka/deca meter since a deci meter is equal to 1 tenth of a meter so 10 cm while a deka/deca meter is equal to 10 meters.
The symbol for deci is "d" and it means 1/10.
1 liter, 1000 milliliters, 10 deci meters
No. The deci- prefix means one tenth: 1/10 = 0.1 The kilo- prefix means a thousand: 1000 0.1 < 1000 → deci- < kilo- → a decimenter is less than a kilometer 1 dm = 1/10 m → 1m = 10 dm 1 km = 1000 m = 1000 x 10 dm = 10000 dm
deci = 10 centi = 100 milli = 1000 .0000275
Yes. Deci = 1/10, milli = 1/1000.
A decimeter is one tenth of a meter, or 10 centimeters, or 100 millimeters. It is equal to about one third of a foot, or 3.94 inches, in English measurement.
deci means 1/10 litres and ml means 1/1000 of litres so 500ml is 0.5 litres. 0.5 litres is 5 decilitres
Deci means 1/10 and millimetre means 1/1000 of a metre. Therefore, there are 1000/10 or 100 millimetres in a decimetre.
because the metric system goes in incraments of 10 it got base, deka, hecto, kilo etc. and down by base, deci, centi, milli, etc.
The symbol for the prefix deci- is "d". A decimeter is equal to one-tenth of a meter, so 1 decimeter is equivalent to 0.1 meters.