David Woolley wrote: >> k | kilo | 10^+ 3 | 2^10 k = kilo = 10^3 != 2^10 > There is no ambiguity here: > > k is 10^3 > K is 2^10 Perhaps you can fill up the following too: M is 10^6 ? is 2^20 ??? G is 10^9 ? is 2^30 ??? T is 10^12 ? is 2^40 ??? (remember that m is 10^-3) I guess the correct answer is 2^10=Ki, 2^20=Mi, 2^30=Gi 2^40=Ti etc. but I've yet to see anybody to use those in real life. -- MikkoReceived on Sunday, 24 November 2002 16:16:22 GMT
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