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| ====== Block 01 — Physical Quantities and SI System ====== | ====== Block 01 — Physical Quantities and SI System ====== | ||
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| * Use prefixes to keep magnitudes practical (see <tabref prefix1> and <tabref prefix2> | * Use prefixes to keep magnitudes practical (see <tabref prefix1> and <tabref prefix2> | ||
| * Instead of writing zeroes for like in $0.000000004 ~\rm C $ is is easier to write $4 \rm ~nC $. | * Instead of writing zeroes for like in $0.000000004 ~\rm C $ is is easier to write $4 \rm ~nC $. | ||
| - | * For calculation it is often easier to write $4 ~\rm nC = 4 \cdot 10^{-9} ~C$ or the notation | + | * For calculation it is often easier to write $4 ~\rm nC = 4 \cdot 10^{-9} ~C$ or the notation |
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