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goblinko [34]
1 year ago
8

One nanometer equals about

Mathematics
1 answer:
Orlov [11]1 year ago
4 0

Answer:

1\ \text{nanometer}=4\times 10^8

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : One nanometer equals about  0.00000004 inches.

To find : When writing this decimal as a single-digit integer multiplied by a power of ten, the single digit integer is  and the power of ten ?

Solution :

1\ \text{nanometer}=0.00000004

1\ \text{nanometer}=\frac{00000004}{100000000}

1\ \text{nanometer}=4\times 10^8

Therefore, the decimal as a single-digit integer multiplied by a power of ten is  1\ \text{nanometer}=4\times 10^8

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