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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

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Vijju said: 1 decade ago

1nA = How much ampere ?

Prakash Chandra keer said: 9 years ago

Thank you all friends.

Chinedu said: 9 years ago

Thanks @James Reynold.

Venkateswararaoulli said: 1 decade ago

7*10^3*10^-9=7*10^-6

Miruthan said: 10 years ago

How is it possible?

Chandan said: 1 decade ago

Thanks Leninvinod.

Sundar said: 1 decade ago

nA - Nano-Ampere

Pratik wadekar said: 5 years ago

Thanks @Nandha.

Raguman said: 1 decade ago

Thanks nanda

Nandha said: 1 decade ago

1000nA = 1uA

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