I think you mean decameter and nanometer a decameter is 10 meters a nanometer is one billionth of a meter so a decameter is 10 billion nanometers
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Oh, dude, a decameter is bigger than a meter. It's like the metric system's way of saying, "Hey, let's add a prefix and make things more confusing!" So, yeah, a decameter is like ten times bigger than a regular old meter. But hey, who's really keeping track, right?
Deca is a prefix meaning 10. Hence, a decameter is 10 meters, and therefore it is larger than a meter.
Nope, a decameter is about 100x a decimeter (because the meter is in the middle)
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A decametre is equal to 10 metres - ten times longer than one metre.
I think you mean decameter and nanometer a decameter is 10 meters a nanometer is one billionth of a meter so a decameter is 10 billion nanometers
Oh, dude, a decameter is bigger than a meter. It's like the metric system's way of saying, "Hey, let's add a prefix and make things more confusing!" So, yeah, a decameter is like ten times bigger than a regular old meter. But hey, who's really keeping track, right?
10 meters deka- =10 hecto- = 100 kilo- = 1000
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Deca is a prefix meaning 10. Hence, a decameter is 10 meters, and therefore it is larger than a meter.
No, a meter is 36 inches and a centimeter is not even an inch.
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Yes. A decameter is equal to ten meters. 3.666m=___?___dm move the decimal over once. 10 has 1 zero. 3.666m=36.66dm