Express In Scientific Notation 2

This also shows us the beauty of the metric system of units. No converting to other units just move the decimal point. Have sympathy for all those USA students pointlessly converting between pounds and ounces or feet and inches and miles and yards etc.
 
harpazo said:
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I think you knew it was correct before posting, but, if not, then what were you unsure of?

People have suggested different ways for you to check this type of answer on your own. Is there a reason why you were not not able to verify it?

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Paul Belino said:
This also shows us the beauty of the metric system of units. No converting to other units just move the decimal point. Have sympathy for all those USA students pointlessly converting between pounds and ounces or feet and inches and miles and yards etc.
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For simple length and mass measurements, yes. But how many dynes are there in a Newton? Both are metric units and, to a beginner, kind of nasty.

-Dan
 
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