How Do You Convert Millimeters to Micrometers?

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hi i have another question

i know that micro is -6

ok my question is express 9.8*10-6 millimeters in micrometers

i think the answer is 9.8* 10^9 but i know its not right

how do i change it?
 
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wait sorry i anwered my own question lol! its 9.8*10^-3

lol thanks anyways!
 

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