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Express the following using the prefixes of Table 1-4 (a) 1×106volts, (b) 2×10-6meters, (c) 6×103 days, (d) 18×102 bucks, and (e) 7×10-7 seconds.
(a)
The following using the prefixes given in the table:
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Solution:
1 megavolts
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(b)
the following using the prefixes given in the table:
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Solution: 2 micrometers
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(c)
the following using the prefixes given in the table:
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Solution:6 kilodays
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(d)
the following using the prefixes given in the table:
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Solution:18 hectobucks
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(e)
the following using the prefixes given in the table:
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Solution:0.7 microseconds
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