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Quantities and Units

When converting 7,000 nA to microamperes, the result is

0.007 µA

0.7 µA

700 µA

7 µA

Answer: Option

Explanation:

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Discussion:

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Junaid said: 6 years ago

Thanks all.

Surya said: 7 years ago

One micro ampere = 1000 nano amperes.

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Swati Ranjan swain said: 7 years ago

Thanks all for explaining this.

Rajesh kumar chauhan said: 8 years ago

Thanks for the explanation.

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RAJA said: 8 years ago

700nm = 700*10^-9.

Convert nano to micro,
= 7000*10^-9*(1u /10^-6),
= 7000*10^-9*10^6 um,
= 7000*10^-9+6 um,
= 7000*10^-3 um,
= 7um.

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Saroj said: 8 years ago

Thanks for the given detailed solution.

Jayesh Joshi said: 9 years ago

7000x10^-9 = 7000x10^-3x10^06.
= (7000/10^3)x10^-6.
= (7000/1000)x10^-6.

Answer: 7μA.

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Kanna dhasan said: 9 years ago

Thanks for the given solution.

Prakash Chandra keer said: 9 years ago

Thank you all friends.

Chinedu said: 9 years ago

Thanks @James Reynold.

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