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When going from meters cubed to centimeters cubed, what do you change from the normal 10 ^ -2?
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The discussion revolves around unit conversion, specifically converting from cubic meters to cubic centimeters. Participants are exploring the implications of dimensional changes when cubing the conversion factor.
Some participants have provided insights into the conversion process and have started to explore the implications of cubing the conversion factor. There is a focus on understanding how the dimensional change affects the numerical value of the conversion.
There appears to be some confusion regarding the application of the conversion factor when transitioning from linear to cubic measurements, highlighting the need for clarity on dimensional analysis.
1m=10^2cmTwilit_Truth said:But what about when it is meters cubed to centimeters cubed? Isn't something different there?