Part (a) What metric unit is made when the prefix, da, is combined with the base unit, grams (g)? Write the full word and abbreviation. Part (b) What metric unit is made by combining the prefix, m, with the base unit, meters (m)? Write the full word and abbreviation. Part (c) You are a microbiologist studying a newly found bacterial species, Streptococcus newmexicanus. While studying this species, you examine hundreds of samples and find the average size of this bacterium to be approximately 0.0019 millimeters in length. Convert this measurement into micrometers, with your final answer in scientific notation. Part (d) This bacterium is often found in a chain of bacterial cells connected to each other.  The chains can reach lengths of 2.5 mm.  Using the information above, calculate how many Streptococcus newmexicanus cells are in a chain 2.5 mm long.  Make sure to express your answer in scientific notation & to show your work.  Show your work and answer, including units, in the block below.

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Part (a) What metric unit is made when the prefix, da, is combined with the base unit, grams (g)? Write the full word and abbreviation.

Part (b) What metric unit is made by combining the prefix, m, with the base unit, meters (m)? Write the full word and abbreviation.

Part (c) You are a microbiologist studying a newly found bacterial species, Streptococcus newmexicanus. While studying this species, you examine hundreds of samples and find the average size of this bacterium to be approximately 0.0019 millimeters in length.
Convert this measurement into micrometers, with your final answer in scientific notation.

Part (d) This bacterium is often found in a chain of bacterial cells connected to each other.  The chains can reach lengths of 2.5 mm.  Using the information above, calculate how many Streptococcus newmexicanus cells are in a chain 2.5 mm long.  Make sure to express your answer in scientific notation & to show your work.  Show your work and answer, including units, in the block below.

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