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Can someone help? It may seem elementary, but I have an application identifying a radius of 1.95e7m. What does the 1.95e7m convert to?
1.95e7 means [itex]1.95 \times 10^7[/itex]. (And m = meters.)Bcisewski said:Can someone help? It may seem elementary, but I have an application identifying a radius of 1.95e7m. What does the 1.95e7m convert to?
I've never seen it used that way. I've always seen 1.95e7 = 1.95E7 = [itex]1.95 \times 10^7[/itex]. In this context, I believe that e or E just stands for "exponent". (Personally, I always use E. )cipher said:hey guys but isn't "e" and "E" different. for example e1 = 2.718 and E1 = 10.
cipher said:hey guys but isn't "e" and "E" different. for example e1 = 2.718 and E1 = 10. if you want it to be the same as 1.95x10^7 then i suggest you use a capital E so as not to confuse.
To convert 1.95e7 meters to a different unit, you can use the conversion factor for meters and the desired unit. For example, to convert to kilometers, multiply 1.95e7 by 0.001. The result would be 19500 kilometers.
Scientific notation is a way to write very large or very small numbers in a more compact form. It is commonly used in scientific measurements to simplify calculations and make the numbers easier to work with.
Yes, you can convert 1.95e7 meters to feet by using the conversion factor of 1 meter = 3.28084 feet. Multiplying 1.95e7 by 3.28084 gives the result of 63976800 feet.
Using the appropriate units when converting measurements is important because it ensures accuracy and consistency in calculations. Using the wrong units can lead to incorrect results and confusion.
Yes, there are many online conversion tools available that can quickly and accurately convert 1.95e7 meters to a different unit. However, it is always important to double-check the results and make sure the correct units are being used.