C cole92 Junior Member Joined Mar 30, 2006 Messages 65 Feb 2, 2007 #1 Ok well, I know you guys will probably call me stupid, but I am getting really confused over a super easy problem. It is simply: ~Which is faster?~ A) 0.0000000001 seconds B) 0.1 nanoseconds C) 100 picoseconds
Ok well, I know you guys will probably call me stupid, but I am getting really confused over a super easy problem. It is simply: ~Which is faster?~ A) 0.0000000001 seconds B) 0.1 nanoseconds C) 100 picoseconds
M Mrspi Senior Member Joined Dec 17, 2005 Messages 2,116 Feb 2, 2007 #2 cole92 said: Ok well, I know you guys will probably call me stupid, but I am getting really confused over a super easy problem. It is simply: ~Which is faster?~ A) 0.0000000001 seconds B) 0.1 nanoseconds C) 100 picoseconds Click to expand... I'd look to see what a nanosecond is: http://www.crucial.com/library/glossary.asp Once you know that, you can multiply by 0.1 to find the value of "b" in seconds. Then, look to see what a picosecond is....I'll let you do that part. You can go to Google and type this in: what is a picosecond You will get numerous sources that tell you the answer. Multiply the value of 1 picosecond by 100, and you'll find the value of "c" Ok, now the "ball is in your court."
cole92 said: Ok well, I know you guys will probably call me stupid, but I am getting really confused over a super easy problem. It is simply: ~Which is faster?~ A) 0.0000000001 seconds B) 0.1 nanoseconds C) 100 picoseconds Click to expand... I'd look to see what a nanosecond is: http://www.crucial.com/library/glossary.asp Once you know that, you can multiply by 0.1 to find the value of "b" in seconds. Then, look to see what a picosecond is....I'll let you do that part. You can go to Google and type this in: what is a picosecond You will get numerous sources that tell you the answer. Multiply the value of 1 picosecond by 100, and you'll find the value of "c" Ok, now the "ball is in your court."
