3 years ago

1. 750 x 10^3 ng to g

Chemistry

1 answer:

Temka [501]3 years ago

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Answer:

1.750×10^-6 g

Explanation:

we know n is 10^-9. all you have to do is to replace n with 10^-9.

so the answer is

1.750×10^3×10^-9 g

which is equal to 1.750×10^-6 g

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1. 750 x 10^3 ng to g​

1. 750 x 10^3 ng to g