B birdn New member Joined Aug 16, 2017 Messages 2 Aug 16, 2017 #1 Hi everyone, Please let me know if this needs to be posted elsewhere under a different category. I would like to better understand how to solve an equation such as - (9.0ml) x (0.09L) I can google the answer and get the following - 8.1 x 10-10 m6
Hi everyone, Please let me know if this needs to be posted elsewhere under a different category. I would like to better understand how to solve an equation such as - (9.0ml) x (0.09L) I can google the answer and get the following - 8.1 x 10-10 m6
D Deleted member 4993 Guest Aug 16, 2017 #2 birdn said: Hi everyone, Please let me know if this needs to be posted elsewhere under a different category. I would like to better understand how to solve an equation such as - (9.0ml) x (0.09L) I can google the answer and get the following - 8.1 x 10-10 m6 Click to expand... I am assuming: ml ≡ mL = 10-3 L .................. and x ↔ multiplication ('*' is generally used to indicate multiplication - to avoid confusion with variable named 'x') Convert everything to consistent unit. In this case, either to mL or L I choose to convert to L (standard) (9.0mL) * (0.09L) = (9.0*10-3) * (9.0*10-2) (L*L) = 81.0*10-5 L2 1 L ≡ 10-3 m3 You may choose to convert - but not necessary. Last edited by a moderator: Aug 16, 2017
birdn said: Hi everyone, Please let me know if this needs to be posted elsewhere under a different category. I would like to better understand how to solve an equation such as - (9.0ml) x (0.09L) I can google the answer and get the following - 8.1 x 10-10 m6 Click to expand... I am assuming: ml ≡ mL = 10-3 L .................. and x ↔ multiplication ('*' is generally used to indicate multiplication - to avoid confusion with variable named 'x') Convert everything to consistent unit. In this case, either to mL or L I choose to convert to L (standard) (9.0mL) * (0.09L) = (9.0*10-3) * (9.0*10-2) (L*L) = 81.0*10-5 L2 1 L ≡ 10-3 m3 You may choose to convert - but not necessary.
B birdn New member Joined Aug 16, 2017 Messages 2 Aug 16, 2017 #3 Sounds good. That all makes sense. Thanks so much for your reply.