Physics, asked by piyanshi80, 1 year ago

smaller unit of measurement smaller is its numerical value ?

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Answered by drbinodpokhrel

Answer:

Wrong...

Smaller unit of measurement, bigger is its numerical value.

Answered by prpn001f

Answer:

Numerical value is inversely proportional to the measurement of unit

Explanation:

Smaller the unit larger the numerical value

1 metre = 100 centimetre

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