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DAL T0 ML
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Re: DAL T0 ML
by Guest » Wed Jun 06, 2007 6:31 pm
REA wrote:HI IF ANYONES ON I TAKE APROGAM CALLED MATHSTAR AND I NEED HELP HOW TO YOU CONVERT DAL TO ML
With your caps lock on, it is hard to be sure what question you are asking. In the SI (metric), case is important in the symbols.
M is the symbol for mega-, meaning million, and m is the symbol for milli-, meaning one-thousandth. da is the symbol for deka-, meaning 10.
So 1 daL = 10 L = 10 000 mL, on the other hand, it is also 0.000 01 ML.
- Guest
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