Conversion of -3.5 x 10e-6 to fentometers?

Expert Solution

I assume -3.5 X 10^-6 is in meters.

femto (not fento) is a prefix to the unit meter. It is one of the standard prefixes attached to the S.I. quantities. A prefix refers to a multiplication by a power of 10. Here is a table that gives some common prefixes and their respective multiplication factors:

Prefix	Symbol	Multiplication factor
exa	E	10¹⁸
peta	P	10¹⁵
tera	T	10¹²
giga	G	10⁹
mega	M	10⁶
kilo	k	10³
hecto	h	10²
deca	da	10¹
deci	d	10^-1
centi	c	10^-2
mili	m	10^-3
micro		10^-6
nano	n	10^-9
pico	p	10^-12
femto	f	10^-15

Thus, 1 femtometer is equal to 10^-15 meter. Thus 1 meter is equal to:

therefore, -3.5 X 10^-6 m is equal to -3.5 X 10^-6 X 10¹⁵ fm = -3.5 X 10⁹ femtometers

So, to convert meters to fmtometers, just multiply the number by 10¹⁵.

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