Best Answer: d: deci, 10 to the negative first power, or one tenth. c: centi, 10 to the negative second power, or one hundredth. f: femto, 10 to the negative fifteenth power. m: milli, 10 to the negative third power, or one thousandth. k: kilo, 10 to the third power or one thousand. n: nano, 10 to the negative ninth power, or one billionth.
Report Abuse. The first respondent described it better than the second. A statement is called a blanket statement when it covers a number of cases. My students generally come to class on time. is a blanket statement because it includes or covers the individual cases. Source(s): BA linguistics MEd TESOL 27 years of teaching.
A statement is a sentence that says something is true, like Pizza is delicious.. There are other kinds of statements in the worlds of the law, banking, and government. All statements claim something or make a point. If you witness an accident, you make a statement to police, describing what you saw. You get a statement from your bank, a monthly record of what you spent and what you have left. Sometimes a statement isn't so official â it's just some kind of point being made. People say someone's car makes a statement â or their clothes do.