Can someone help me express mm/s In negative powers notation

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The discussion focuses on expressing millimeters per second (mm/s) in negative powers notation. The correct representation is identified as 10-3 m/s, indicating that 1 mm/s is equivalent to 0.001 m/s. This conversion is essential for scientific calculations and understanding metric prefixes.

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can someone help me express mm In negative powers notation.
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##10^{-3}ms^{-1}##
 

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