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Hi, I have a simple question and I hope someone can answer itassoon as possible. In chapter 1 question 11, they are askingtoconvert 1 fortnight into microseconds. Why in the conversion 10^6uis used instead of 10^-6? And would your answer apply toallquestions that follow the same process?

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