Incorrect unit conversion
So in my exam, I basically converted mA to amps as /100 not /1000. However, in terms of all the calculations, I had used the equations correctly, so I would have gotten the correct answer based on my unit conversion. How much marks would I lose out on, on a calculation, if I had converted by a wrong amount, but successfully used those units to get an answer?
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