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What is 64 nanometers to m?

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Troyanec [42]4 years ago

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1 nanometer = 0.000 000 001 meter

64 nanometers = 0.000 000 064 meter

defon4 years ago

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$\sf Hello!$

$\sf We\: know \:that,$
$\sf 1\: meter$ = $\sf 10^{9} nm$

$\sf Then,$

$\sf Distance\: in \:m$ = $\sf Distance\: in\: nm$ × $\dfrac{\sf 1}{\sf 10^{9}}\: \sf m$

⇒ $\sf Distance\: in \:m$ = $\sf 64 × 10^{-9} \:m$

⇒ $\sf Distance\: in\: m$ = $\sf 6.4 × 10^{-8} \:m$

~ $\sf iCarl$

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