Visa/MC/Discover cards have 16. American Express cards have 15.
E stands for energy, M for mass, and C squared for the speed of light squared.
The number of digits on a credit card varies by the issuer, however, ISO standards for credit cards call for 15 or 16. Visa, Mastercard and Discover cards have 16 digits. American Express cards have 15 digits.
"cm" typically stands for centimeters, while "mc" could refer to microcentimeters or another unit depending on the context. To add these two measurements, they need to be in the same unit. For example, if you convert microcentimeters to centimeters (1 mc = 0.0001 cm), you can then perform the addition. Please clarify the context for accurate conversion and calculation.
The correct formula is E = MC².
MC stands fro Master of Ceremonies
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VS is Visa MC is Mastercard AX is American Express NS is Discover Card I think they used to be called Novis Systems - something like that - on the processing end and so their abbreviation is still NS in card processing systems.
The medical abbreviation for microdrops is "mcgtt" or "μgtt," where "mc" or "μ" stands for micro (one-millionth) and "gtt" stands for drops. This abbreviation is often used in the context of intravenous medication administration. It's essential to clarify dosing with a healthcare provider to ensure accurate delivery.
No,it can be used anywhere that accepts MC but it does not build credit if it's a standard bank issued debit card.You can run a debit card as credit at a retailer but it will withdraw from your bank account.
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Visa/MC/Discover cards have 16. American Express cards have 15.
MC stands for Master of Ceremonies.
yes, of course, they take all major credit cards, mc, visa, discover, amex. ive even seen some foreign ones work.
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Any of them with a MC or Visa logo and no, your limit is what you prepaid.
MC stands for Master of Ceremonies.One of the common meanings for the letters "MC" when referring to a person is "Master of Ceremonies."