What is the actual size of the object in pm

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Problem- If an object has been magnified 106 times and appears to be 10-4 m, what is the actual size of the object in pm? Enter your answer in decimal notation, using no units.

How many order(s) of magnitude must an atom (100 pm) be magnified to appear 1 m long?

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