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1 centimeter has 10,000,000 i.e. 10 million nanometers. Standard unit in this system is 1 meter. There are a billion i.e. 1,000,000,000 nano units in a standard unit and hence 1,000,000,000 nanometers in one meter.
Looking at the bottom numbers (denominators) we need to be able to change the 100 into 500. Multiply by 1 but in the form of 1 = 5 5. [1 100 ×1] = unknown metres 500. [1 100 × 5 5] = unknown metres 500. [5 500] = unknown metres 500. So 500 centimetres is 5 metres. Answer link. I got 5 meters You know that 1 meter is made up of 100 cm; now, if ...
Centimeter -> 10^-2"m" 5. Kilometer -> 10^3"m" 6. Astronomical Unit -> 1.496 xx 10^11"m" 7. Light-year ...
As there are 100 cm in a meter, to convert meters into centimeter multiply by 100 and to convert centimeter into meter divide by 100.
That is basically correct, except the cm value should be 79, not 80. This is a conversion that just depends on the accuracy of the standard. As a basis we can use 1.00 "inch" = 2.54cm, 1.00 "foot" = 12.0 "inches" and 1.00m = 100cm For the example, 9'2" can be converted first into inches: 9 xx 12 + 2 = 110"inches". This can be converted into cm: 110 xx 2.54 = 279.4cm This can then be converted ...
300 cm 1 m = 100 cm So, 3m = 100*3 = 300 cm
Explanation: 1080 000 000 kilometer/hour. 100 centimeter= 1 meter 1000 meter is 1 kilometer. so speed is 300000 kilometer/second. There are 3600 seconds i n one hour, multiply with 3600= 1080 000 000 kilometer/hour.
The Volume of a box with a square base x by x cm and height h cm is V=x^2h The amount of material used is directly proportional to the surface area, so we will minimize the amount of material by minimizing the surface area. The surface area of the box described is A=x^2 +4xh We need A as a function of x alone, so we'll use the fact that V=x^2h = 32,000 cm^3 which gives us h = (32,000)/x^2, so ...
1 Answer. Shwetank Mauria. Dec 7, 2016. There are 100 cm in a meter and hence 1 cm equals 1 100 or 0.01 meters.
54 one cubic centimeter cubes will have exactly one of their sides painted. There are six sides of the cube and as side of cube is 5 cm and hence each side will have 5xx5=25 one cubic centimeter cubes painted. However, all the cubes on sides and corners will have painted sides more than one as they share with adjoining sides and only 3xx3=9 one cubic centimeter cubes will have one side painted ...