1 yoctometer = 1 x 10^-24 meter = 0.000 000 000 000 000 000 000 001 meter
To the extent that electrons and protons behave like little, hard billiard balls, the diameter of
an electron is in the neighborhood of 100 yoctometers, and of a proton, 100,000 yoctometers.
The diameter of a penny is 3/4 inch, 19.05 millimeters, 19,050,000,000,000,000,000,000 yoctometers.
I am nt sure that such a number exists. Yocto is a prefix for 10-24 ie a septillionth. So the question seems to be asking for the number of 0s in a septillionthillion!
There is no yoco- prefix. But there is a yocto- prefix which is equal to 10-24 so that is the smallest.Of the prefixes that are correctly written in the question zeptogram is the smallest (10-21 gram)
5/6 meter 0.8333333... meter
That's called a square meter.
a cubic meter is one meter cubed or to the 3rd power.
There is nothing to "solve" here. The prefix "yocto" means 10 to the power -24. So, in this case, you get to the power -24 meters, i.e., one meter divided by 10 to the power 24.
As of 2014, yocto is the smallest official SI prefix. It is equivalent to 10^24 which is septillion. 10^27 is octillion.
It is ten to the power of minus twenty four (10^-24, or 1 divided by 10^24) of a meter.. So basically you divide a meter of length so that you have a septillion (that is one (1) followed by 24 zeros (0s)) of equally long parts. (actually equally short parts) Then you take one part, and the length of that part is a yoctometer.
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There are 1021 yoctometres in a millimetre.
3.1556926 × 1031 yoctoseconds
No, a yoctometer is the smallest unit of length in the metric system. It is equal to 10^-24 meters, which is incredibly tiny and difficult to conceptualize in our everyday experiences.
As far as I know, the smallest metric prefix is "yocto-," which is 10-24.
it means one septillionth (10-24). Resource: www.answers.com
No one discovered it. It is simply a name given to a duration. 10-24 seconds
As far as I know, the smallest metric prefix is "yocto-," which is 10-24.
The smallest metric prefix is "yocto-" which is equal to 10^-24. It is often used in very small measurements, such as in nuclear physics.