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Standard VII

Physics

Density

1 microlitre ...

Question

$1$ microlitre $= 1 \times$ ___ litre.

10^{- 7}

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10^{- 6}

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10^{- 4}

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10^{- 1}

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Solution

The correct option is B $10^{- 6}$
We know that, $1$ microlitre $(μ l) = 10^{- 6}$ litre

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1 microlitre=1× ___ litre.

The correct option is B 10−6We know that, 1 microlitre (μl)=10−6 litre

$1$ microlitre $= 1 \times$ ___ litre.

The correct option is B $10^{- 6}$
We know that, $1$ microlitre $(μ l) = 10^{- 6}$ litre