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SI Prefix Meaning [unit] deci- centi- nano- Please no links Just tell me the SI Prefix meaning
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SI Prefix Meaning
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deci-
centi-
nano-
Please no links Just tell me the SI Prefix meaning
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- deci: one-tenth.
- centi: one-hundredth.
- nano: one-billionth.
hope this helps :)
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