(a)
Interpretation:
The symbol should be written for the unit of nanogram.
Concept Introduction:
Unit measurements: It is physical quantity can measured in many different units for height might be measured in inches, feet, yards, centimetres or other units.
SI unit: The international systems of units for some common physical quantities, for example it is measured in measured in kilograms
(b)
Interpretation:
The symbol should be written for the unit of centimetre.
Concept Introduction:
Unit measurements: It is physical quantity can measured in many different units for height might be measured in inches, feet, yards, centimetres or other units.
SI unit: The international systems of units for some common physical quantities, for example it is measured in measured in kilograms
(c)
Interpretation:
The symbol should be written for the unit of microliter.
Concept Introduction:
Unit measurements: It is physical quantity can measured in many different units for height might be measured in inches, feet, yards, centimetres or other units.
SI unit: The international systems of units for some common physical quantities, for example it is measured in measured in kilograms
(d)
Interpretation:
The symbol should be written for the unit of micrometre.
Concept Introduction:
Unit measurements: It is physical quantity can measured in many different units for height might be measured in inches, feet, yards, centimetres or other units.
SI unit: The international systems of units for some common physical quantities, for example it is measured in measured in kilograms
(e)
Interpretation:
The symbol should be written for the unit of milligram.
Concept Introduction:
Unit measurements: It is physical quantity can measured in many different units for height might be measured in inches, feet, yards, centimetres or other units.
SI unit: The international systems of units for some common physical quantities, for example it is measured in measured in kilograms
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