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Each unit in the si system is how many times larger than the next smallest unit
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Each unit in the si system is how many times larger than the next smallest unit

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The SI system is the Internation System of Units which contains kg, liters, cm, etc.

The answer is 10. Example: meters and decimeters, decimeters to centimeters, centimeters to millimeters
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