er..yaOriginally posted by snop_coolz:1000cm is 10m rite??
edited...Originally posted by davidche:What is 1g/cm-3 converted to kg/m-3
Let's see..... 1g/cm3 = (1/1000)kg/(1/100x100x100)m3Originally posted by davidche:What is 1g/cm-3 converted to kg/m-3
calculation mistake ah...Originally posted by popikachu:hehe...
1g/cm-3
= 0.001kg/ cm-3
= 0.001kg/ 0.01-3
= 0.01kg/ m-3
yup... thats it...
lol i edited liao...Originally posted by nightzip:calculation mistake ah...![]()
???Originally posted by nightzip:Let's see..... 1g/cm3 = (1/1000)kg/(1/100x100x100)m3
= 1000 kg/m3!![]()
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yup, its the same as (0.01)^3.Originally posted by popikachu:[color=red]
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i still dont understand...Originally posted by nightzip:yup, its the same as (0.01)^3.![]()
wha that one too powerful liao dont understand...Originally posted by ditzy:
Maybe after you get out of uni into the working world.Originally posted by popikachu:wha that one too powerful liao dont understand...
ohh i finally understand liaoOriginally posted by nightzip:yup, its the same as (0.01)^3.![]()
cubic meter.Originally posted by davidche:I dont know what the -3 is there for??
well like fractions - just convert accordinglyOriginally posted by davidche:What is 1g/cm-3 converted to kg/m-3
m s-2 is acceleration lah....where gt sameOriginally posted by davidche:nono, not the 3, its the minus sign .
it is supposed to be eg for speed: m s-2 as written in the text book. But why isnt it written as m/s?? they aazre both the same right?
then why is acceleration ms-2? and ms-1 speed? i dont find the link?Originally posted by ctstalin:m s-1 and m/s is the same.... application of indices rule![]()