No.
Deca- is a prefix which in the metric system means "ten" or 101.
So when it is added in front of a metric unit it means times ten (1 x 101)
Example
Decametre = 10 metres
Decalitre = 10 litres
Decametre is a unit of length equal to ten metres (10 m).
45 years I'm pretty sure deca is used as ten a decametre is 10 metres long a decalitre is ten litres. its root is latin same as deci which is used as a tenth decimetre 10th of a metre
No. A decametre is 100 times as large.No. A decametre is 100 times as large.No. A decametre is 100 times as large.No. A decametre is 100 times as large.
There are 1000 millimetres in a metre, and there are 10 metres in a decametre. Therefore, there are 10000 millimetres in a deca metre. 7.5/10000 is 0.00075 decametres..
Deca means 10 and milli means 1/1000 of a metre. Therefore there are 10,000 mm in a decametre. 0.9 decametres is 9000 millimetres.
litres is volume, a three dimentional unit. meter or decametre is distance. these cannot be related unless you have 3 dimensions of distance (that get multiplied by each other to create volume)
1 decametre = 1000 centimetres. 1 decametre = 1000 centimetres. 1 decametre = 1000 centimetres. 1 decametre = 1000 centimetres.
A deca~ in the metric system is ten times larger than a centi~. So a decametre = 10 centimetres. A square decametre will therefore be 10 x 10 times larger than a square centimetre - 100 times its size.
There are 10 metres in a decametre.
There are 1000 centimetres in one decametre.
A decametre is a unit of measurement equal to ten metres.
One decametre is equal to 10000 millimetres.
There are 100 decimetres in one decametre.