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How to solve this question ? use appropriate metric prefix to write the following measurment without use exponents?

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<span>-12 = pico(p) So 10^-12 L = 1 pL Use following to find the count of 10^-12 L are there in 2.3×10^-10 L 2.3×10^-10 / (10^-12) = 2.3×10^2 = 230 pL -6 = micro (µ) 4.7×10^-6 g = 4.7 µg 1.85×10^-12 m = 1.85 pm 6 = Mega (M) 16.7×10^6 s = 16.7 Ms So the answer is 16.7 Ms</span>

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