SMF SSI.php Functions

Recent Topics Function: <?php ssi_recentTopics(); ?>

Recent Posts Function: <?php ssi_recentPosts(); ?>

Recent Poll Function: <?php ssi_recentPoll(); ?>

Top Boards Function: <?php ssi_topBoards(); ?>

Board	Topics	Posts
Fuel Consumption Conversion	42	335
Weight/Mass Conversion	63	334
Temperature Conversion	57	329
The Metric System	61	306
Data Storage Conversion	15	194
Speed Conversion	16	147
Distance/Length Conversion	18	106
Energy Conversion	18	98
Area Conversion	21	97
Volume/Capacity Conversion	19	97

Top Topics by View Function: <?php ssi_topTopicsViews(); ?>

Top Topics by Replies Function: <?php ssi_topTopicsReplies(); ?>

Top Poll Function: <?php ssi_topPoll(); ?>

Top Poster Function: <?php ssi_topPoster(); ?>

Topic's Poll Function: <?php ssi_showPoll($topic); ?>

Latest Member Function: <?php ssi_latestMember(); ?>

Board Stats: <?php ssi_boardStats(); ?>

Who's Online Function: <?php ssi_whosOnline(); ?>

Log Online Presence + Who's Online Function: <?php ssi_logOnline(); ?>

Welcome Function: <?php ssi_welcome(); ?>

News Function: <?php ssi_news(); ?>

Board News Function: <?php ssi_boardNews(); ?>

General Question

February 03, 2008, 05:21:32 AM by flowergirl

Hi. I was just wondering why in some equations the top (numerator) and bottom (denominator), can either be positive or negative exponents? Let's say, for the example, "Convert 250 mg to kg," - all you need to do is do it in a 3 steps, by going to the base unit(grams).

So you go

250 mg x 10 ^-3 g x 1 kg = 250kg
               1 mg                  10 ^3 g

But why is the numerator negative for grams and the bottom grams is positive? Can someone answer this please and thanks!

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Metric System conversions?

May 30, 2007, 05:10:03 AM by josephagresti

Hello all,I just started a General Biology class andwe have to know how to do conversions with meters, millimeteres, nanometeres, micrometers, and centimetersI remember in high school there was an easy way to learn these.Im asking if anyone has any good tips to remember how to convert from one to the other etc.For example how many nanometers are in a meter?How many nanometers are in 1 micrometer,.Thanks for the help in advance

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Math/Metric System Question?

May 29, 2007, 02:10:02 AM by day_dream213

I'm sure this is pretty easy to answer but I cannot think of anything: The prefixes in the metric system place value chart in this lesson ranged from "kilo" to "milli." Find the prefixes to extend the chart two places in both directions.Anyone know?Thanks =]

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metric system homework help???♥?

May 28, 2007, 11:10:10 PM by pink_is_tink27

list three measurements with different units equal to 5m???

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what are metric equalities and give examples of each (conversion

May 28, 2007, 11:10:09 PM by vega v

factor equalities)?

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Menubar Function: <?php ssi_menubar(); ?>

Quick Search Function: <?php ssi_quickSearch(); ?>

Login Function: <?php ssi_login(); ?>

Log Out Function: <?php ssi_logout(); ?>

Today's Birthdays Function: <?php ssi_todaysBirthdays(); ?>

Today's Holidays Function: <?php ssi_todaysHolidays(); ?>

Today's Events Function: <?php ssi_todaysEvents(); ?>

Today's Calendar Function: <?php ssi_todaysCalendar(); ?>

Recent Calendar Events Function: <?php ssi_recentEvents(); ?>

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