The heart of a computer is its Central Processing Unit. The CPU performs operations quicker and more efficiently as the number of transistors increases. Moore's Law states that the number of transistors in an integrated circuit doubles approximately every eighteen months. This directly correlates to the miniaturization of each individual transistor. From 1971-1977, transistors shrank from 10 mu m to 3 mu m. From 1989-1999, the size contracted further, from 800 nm to 180 nm. Currently in 2015, commercially available hardware incorporates 14 nm technology. Convert 10 mu m to meters. Enter only the numerical answer without units. Use "E" for "x10" followed by the power. Convert 14 nm to meters. Enter only the numerical answer without units. Use "E" for "x10" followed by the power