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1ka howmany ampire

09/12/2008 4:12 AM

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09/12/2008 4:17 AM

1000

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09/12/2008 9:48 AM

Umpire /vampire/empire

it is Ampere!

K= Kilo which means 1000

so 1 KA = 1000 Ampere.

hope that is clear

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Re: 1ka howmany ampire

09/13/2008 3:43 AM

1 ka is equal to 1000 Amperes
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09/13/2008 11:14 AM

Since we don't really know the meaning of "ampire", we can only go from your symbols. "k" is a notation for Thousand (kilo), "a" is the symbol for atomic mass. So "1ka" means nothing.

If you meant "1kA" then it would be 1000 Amperes

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