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How many significant digits are in the measurment 589.040 newtons?
There are 6 significant digits in the measurement 589.040 newtons.
How do you convert swg to mm?
it is a very toughComplete ListSWGDia(mm)SWGDia(mm)SWGDia(mm)SWGDia(mm)17.6200142.0320270.4166400.121927.0104151.8288280.3759410.111836.4008161.6256290.3454420.101645.8928171.4224300.3150430.091455.3848181.2192310.2946440.081364.8768191.0160320.2743450.071174.4704200.9144330.2540460.061084.0640210.8128340.2337470.058093.6576220.7112350.2134480.0406103.2512230.6096360.1930490.0305112.9464240.5588370.1727500.0254122.6416250.5080380.1524132.2368260.4572390.1321
What is a MM pound?
a mm pound is a mummy and maker pound that comes from the term ---- * == ==
What is the volume of a textbook that is 250 mm long 224 mm wide and 50 mm thick?
250mm x 224mm x 50mm = 2,800,000 cubic mm
What is 16 mm coverted into cm?
It is: 16 mm = 1.6 cm
What is 60 mm measurment converted to inches?
25.4 mm = 1 in → 60 mm = 60 ÷ 25.4 in ≈ 2.36 in
What unit of measure is used for site plans?
The measurment of mm is usually used for site plans.
What is 1.6 in mm?
what are you converting from...mm is a metric unit so it would be 16 milimeters, if you asked what is 1.6 feet or 1.6 litres or 1.6 inches, you need a unit of measurment to convert from.
What is pointing data?
a single measurment a single measurment a single measurment a single measurment
How many yards are in 3 hours?
Measurment The process of comparison between known and unkon quantity is called measurment
Is 1 ft metric or standrad measurment?
1 ft is a standard measurements .metric measurement units are m ,mm,hm ,km ,etc.
What is cenimeter?
A centimeter is a metric unit of measurment that is equaled to 10 mm or 1/10 dm.
What is the meaning of ton and ton?
Tonne is a metric measurment which is 1,000 kilograms. Ton is an imperial measurment equivalent to 907 kilograms.
Is there a mathematical difference between 0.3 and 0.30?
Yes. 0.3 may be exactly 0.3000000 (etc), it may not. 0.30 shows that there are *no* smaller numbers follwing the terminal zero, so 0.30 *is* 0.3 *exactly*. Tip: *do not* just add a terminal zero if you cannot jusify the precision. A measurment of 0.30 inches ( or cm, mm, whatever) implies a measurment that is *totally* accurate, down to the wavelength of light and beyond!
What do newtons mean?
unit of measurment.
Unit of measurment for force?
newtons
Who was kyle wehnes?
he invented measurment
