The length of a specimen is determined and, in the cgs system, is represented as 3.2 cm. How would this
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The length of a specimen is determined and, in the cgs system, is represented as 3.2 cm. How would this same length be represented in the SI system?
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4- Describing Physical Quantities
Section: READING QUESTIONS
Problem: 3
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Question Posted: October 01, 2023 03:30:41