Convert $1$ MW power on a new system having basic units of mass, length and time as $10$ kg, $1$ dm, and $1$ min respectively.

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$1 M W = 10^{6} W = 10^{6} K g m^{2} / s^{3}$

so we need to convert meter to dm and seconds to minutes.

$1 m = 10 d m$ and $1 s e c o n d = 1 / 60 m i n u t e s$ .

So it will be $216 \times 10^{11} K g d m^{2} / m i n^{3}$

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Convert 1 MW power on a new system having basic units of mass, length and time as 10kg, 1 dm, and 1 min respectively.

1MW=106W=106Kgm2/s3 so we need to convert meter to dm and seconds to minutes. 1m=10dm and 1second=1/60minutes.So it will be 216×1011Kgdm2/min3

Convert $1$ MW power on a new system having basic units of mass, length and time as $10$ kg, $1$ dm, and $1$ min respectively.

$1 M W = 10^{6} W = 10^{6} K g m^{2} / s^{3}$

so we need to convert meter to dm and seconds to minutes.

$1 m = 10 d m$ and $1 s e c o n d = 1 / 60 m i n u t e s$ .

So it will be $216 \times 10^{11} K g d m^{2} / m i n^{3}$