In a hypothetical set of units1 star joule = 103 joule1 star Newton = 104 Newton1 star second = 10 secondHow many star meters should be in one meter in this hypothetical set of units?

Given, L∝EaFbTcL=ML2T−2aM1L1T−2bTcL=Ma+bL2a+bT−2a−2b+ca+b=0⇒2a+b=1−2a−2b+c=0⇒2a−a=1a=1⇒b=−1∴L=EaFbTc=E1F−1 or length = energy / force  (1 star meter) =(1 star joule )1(1 star N)−1 =103104−1( Joule )1(N)−11 star meter =10−1m∴1m=10 star meter