Chemistry, asked by meghachadha5811, 9 months ago

One nm is equal to (a) 10â9 mm
(b) 10â7 cm
(c) 10â9 cm
(d) 10â6 m

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Answered by MяMαgıcıαη

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Answer:

1 nanometres = 10^- 7 cm or 10^ - 9 m

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