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This question takes you back to section 1 .4, where they introduce units for length, area, volume, mass, density, time, and temperature.
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If we have units of nanoseconds, seconds in any form is a unit of time.
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If we have kilograms, which is a mass, per meters cubed, which is a volume, mass per unit volume, mass per unit volume is density.
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For the next one, if we have 0 .88p, which stands for pico, and then m, which stands for meters, anytime meters are involved, this is a length measurement.
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If we have 540 kilometers squared, kilometers are a length...