Physics, asked by dada80, 10 months ago

one nanometre is equal to what

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Answered by Ilamparithimadhi

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1nm = 10^(-9) metres according to submultiples pls mark as brainliest

Answered by AYUSHBADSHAH

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Answer:

1 nm=10^-9m

Explanation:

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