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PEDS100 : Deep Muscles in the arm

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9 Nov 2011
School
University of Alberta
Department
Physical Education and Sport
Course
PEDS100
Professor
Gail Amort- Larson

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Units and conversion question?
The question asks to write each of the followingusing base unitswithout the use of a prefix:

a)4*10^-6 GF/m- i belive this is Giga (F?)/ meter ..... (not surewhat the capital F stand for).

b) 65.2 fF/m- I belive that this one is femto (F?)/ meter .....(notsure what the capital F stands for)

c) 0.00347 pPa/kg - I belive that this one is picopascal/kilogram
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