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1) 12.5mi x 5280ft/mi x 12in/ft = 792000in
2) 38L x 0.264172 Gallons = 10.04 G
3) 10^6in x .0254m = 25400m
4) 36mpg x 1.609km/mi x 1000m/km x 1/3.785
gallons/L = 14878.47mpl
5) Scientific notation is what allows scientist to use large numbers and very small decimals.
6) A prefix is a word, letter or number that is placed before another.
7) mili:10^-3, centi:10^-2, Kilo:10^3, micro:10^-6, nano:10^-9, femto:10^-15, mega:10^6, peta:10^15,deci:10^-1
8) 1 mega = 10^7 deci
9) 3500g/hr*1lb/453.6g*1hr/6 0min = .1286 lbs/min
10) 2.5m^2*1550in^2/m^2= 38 75in^2
11) (10f-32) x (5/9)C = -12.22 C (-12.22C/hr) x (1hr/60min) =-0.204C
12) (3.3m^2/1day) x (1gal/.02832m^3) x (1day/24hrs) x (1hr/60mins) x (1min/60secs) = 1.349 x 10^-3gal/sec
13)15mm/min*1cm/10mm*6 0min/hr = 90cm/hr snail 1 is faster.

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1) 12.5mi x 5280ft/mi x 12in/ft = 792000in
2)38L x 0.264172Gallons = 10.04Gallons
3)10^6in x .0254m = 25400m
4)35mpg x 1.609km/mi x 1000m/km x  1/3.785 gallons/L = 14878.47mpL
5) Scientific Notation is a notion used to represent large or small numbers that  in a shorter fashion and an example of this is 100000 which in scientific notation 10^5.
6)Prefixes come at the beginning of root words and they represent the amount of a unit.
7) Milli=10^-3, Centi=10^-2, Kilo=10^3, Micro=10^-6, Nano=10^-9, Femto=10^-15, Mega=10^6, Peta=10^15, Deci=10^-1,
8) 1 megameter= 10^7 decimeters
9)3500g/hr*1lb/453.6g*1hr/60min=.1286 lbs/min
10)2.5m^2*1550in^2/m^2=3875 in^2
11)(10*F-32)*(5/9)*C=-12.22*C
(-12.22*C/hr)*(1hr/60min)=.204C
12)3.3m^3/dy*1dy/24hr*1hr/60min* 1min/60sec*1gal/.02832^3=1.349*10^-3
13)15mm/min*1cm/10mm*60min/hr    =90cm/hr
Snail 1 is faster

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1) 12.5mi x 5280ft/1mi x 12in/1ft = 792,000in
2) 38L x 1.057qt/L x 1gal/4qt = 10.0415gal
3) 10^6in x 1m/39.37in = 10.0415gal
4) 35mi/gal x 5290ft/mi x 12in/ft x 1m/38.37in x 1g/4qt x 1.057qt/1L = 14884.45009m/L
5) Scientific notation is a way of shortening a large or small number by taking in the zeros.
6) A prefix goes before a metric unit to show how large/small it is.
7) Milli: 10^-3, centi: 10^-2, kilo: 10^3, micro: 10^-6, nano: 10^-9, femto: 10^-15, mega: 10^6, peta: 10^15, deci: 10^-1
8) One megameter is 10^7 decimeters.
9) 3500g/hr x 1lb/453.6g x 1hr/60mins = 0.1286lbs/min
10) 2.5m^2 x 1550in^2/m^2 = 3875 in^2
11) (10°F-32°F) x 5/9°C = -12.22°C     -12.22°C/hr x 1hr/60mins = -0.204°C/min
12) 3.3m^3/1day x 7.481gal/0.02832m^3 x 1day/24hr x 1hr/60sec = 0.6054gal/sec
13) 15mm/1min x 1cm/10mm x 60mm/1hr = 90cm/hr > 0.0010cm/hr ---> Snail 1 is faster

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1) 12.5mi x 5280ft/mi x 12in/ft = 792000in
2)38L x 0.264172Gallons = 10.04Gallons
3)10^6in x .0254m = 25400m
4)35mpg x 1.609km/mi x 1000m/km x  1/3.785 gallons/L = 14878.47mpL
5) Scientific Notation is a notion used to represent large or small numbers that  in a shorter fashion and an example of this is 100000 which in scientific notation 10^5.
6)Prefixes come at the beginning of root words and they represent the amount of a unit.
7) Milli=10^-3, Centi=10^-2, Kilo=10^3, Micro=10^-6, Nano=10^-9, Femto=10^-15, Mega=10^6, Peta=10^15, Deci=10^-1
8) 1 megameter = 10^7 decimeters
9) 3500g/hr x 1hr/60min x 1lb/453.6g = .129 lb/min
10) 2.5m^2 x 1550 in^2/m^2 = 3875in^2
11) (10*F -32) x (5/9)*C= -12.22*C   (-12.22*C/hr) x (1hr/60min)= -0.204*C
12) 3.3m^3/dy x 1dy/24hr x 1hr/60min x 1min/60sec x 1gal/.02832^3 = .00135gal/sec
13) 15mm/min x 1cm/10mm x 60min/hr = 90cm/hr
Snail 1 is faster because 90cm/hr is faster than .001cm/hr

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1. 12.5 mi x (5280ft/1mi) x (12in/1ft)= 792,000 in
2. 38 L x (1gal/3.785L) = 10.04 gal
3.  10^6 x (1m/39.37in) = 25400.05m
4.  (35mi/1gal) x (1.609km/1mi) x (1000m/1km) x (1gal/4qt) x (1.057qt/1L) = 14881.24  mpL
5. Scientific notation is a way of shortening long numbers by moving the decimal and using 10^x to represent the change.
6. Prefixes are additions to the front of metric units to show how small or large the measurement is.
7. milli: 10^-3   centi: 10^-2   kilo: 10^3   micro: 10^-6   nano: 10^-9   femto: 10^-15   mega:10^6   peta: 10^15    deci: 10^-1
8. 1 megameter= 10^7 decimeters
9.  (3500g/1hr) x (1hr/60min) x (1lb/453.6g) = 0.129 lbs/min
10. 2.5 m^2 x 1550 in^2/ m^2 = 3875 in^2
11. (10F -32) x (5/9)C= -12.22 C   (-12.22C/hr) x (1hr/60min)= -0.204C
12. (3.3 m^2/1day) x (1gal/.02832m^3) x (1 day/24hrs) x (1hr/60mins) x (1min/60secs) = 1.349 x 10^-3 gal/sec
13. Snail 1- 15mm per min
Snail 2- 0.0010 cm per hr
(15mm/1min) x (1cm/10mm) x (60min/1hr)= 90cm per hr, Snail 1 is faster

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1) 12.5mi*(5280ft/1mi)*(12in/1ft)=792,000in
2) 38L*(1gal/3.785)=10.04gal
3) 10^6in*(1m/39.37in)=25400.05m or 2.54*10^4
4) (35mi/1gal)*(1gal*3.785L)*(1600m/1mi)=14795.2m/L
5) Scientific notation is used to represent large numbers in a short form. For example, 1000 would be written as 10^3.
6) A prefix is a word or number that can indicate the size of a measurement and is written before another word or number.
7) Milli-10^-3
Centi-10^-2
Kilo-10^3
Micro-10^-6
Nano-10^-9
Femto-10^-15
Mega-10^6
Peta-10^15
Deci-10^-1
8) 1 megameter is equal to 10^7 decimeters.
9) (3500g/1hr)*(1lb/453.6g)*(1hr/60min)=0.129
10) 1m=39.37in
1m^2=(39.37)^2=1550
1150*2.5=3874.99
11) (10F-32)-5/9=-12.22C
(-12.22C/1hr)*(1hr/60min)=-2.04C/min
12) (3.3m^3/1day)*(1day/86400sec)*(1000L/1m^3)*(0.26gal/1L)=0.01gal/sec
13) Snail 1 is the fastest.
(0.0010cm/hr)*(1hr/60min)*(10mm/1cm)=1.67*10^-4

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1) 12.5mi * (5280ft/mi) * (12in/1ft) = 792000in
2) 38L * (1gal/3.785L)= 10.04gal
3) 10^6 * (1m/39.37in)= 25400.05m
4) (35mi/1gal) * (1.609km/1mi) * (1000m/1km) * (1gal/4qt) * (1.057qt/1L)= 14881.24 mpl
5) Scientific notation is a way for scientist to represent larger numbers in smaller quantities. For example, 10,000 would be 10^4.
6) Prefixes are words or numbers that are placed before another word or number.
7) Milli= 10^-3, Centi= 10^-2, Kilo= 10^3, Micro= 10^-6, Nano= 10^-9, Femto=10^-15, Mega= 10^6, Peta= 10^15, Deci=10^-1
8) 1 Megameter = 10^7 Decimeter
9) (3500g/1hr) * (1hr/60mins) * (1lb/453.6g)= 0.129lbs/min
10) 2.5m^2 *1550in^2 = 3875in^2
11) (10F-32) * (5/9)C = -12.22C,
(-12.22C/hr) * (1hr/60mins)= -0.204C
12) (3.3m^2/1day) * (1gal/0.2832m^3) * (1day/24hrs) * (1hr/60mins) * (1min/60sec) = 0.01 gal/sec
13) Snail 1 is the faster snail. (15mm/ 1min) * (1cm/10mm) * (60min/1hr) = 90cm/hr

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1. 12.5 mi x (5280 ft/1 mi) = 66000 ft -> 66000 ft x (12 in/1 ft) = 792000 in

2. 38 L x (1 gal/3.785 L) = 10.04 gal

3.  10^6 in x 0.0254 m = 25400 m

4. 35 mpg x (1.609 km/1 mi) x (1000 m/1 km) x (1 gal/ 3.785 L) = 14878.47 mpL

5. Scientific notation allows scientists to use large number and very small decimal numbers.

6. A prefix is a word, letter, or number that is placed before another. In math, they usually represent units.

7. milli: 10^-3, centi: 10^-2, kilo: 10^3, micro: 10^-6, nano: 10^-9, femto: 10^-15, mega: 10^6, peta: 10^15, deci: 10^-1

8.  1 megameter = 10^7 decimeters

9. (3500 g/1 hr) x (1 hr/60 min) x (1 lb/453.6 g) = 1.286 x 10^-1 lbs/min

10. (2.5 m^2) x ((10000 cm^2)/(1 m^2)) x ((1 in^2)/(6.452 cm^2)) = 3.875 x 10^3 in^2

11. (10-32) x (5/9) C = -12.22 C
(-12.22 C/hr) x (1 hr/60 min) = -0.2037 C/min

12. ((3.3 m^3)/1 day) x (1 gal/(0.02832 m^3)) x (1 day/24 hrs) x (1 hr/60 mins) x (1 min/60 seconds) = 1.349 x 10^-3 gal/seconds

13. Snail 2: 0.0010 cm/hr
Snail 1: 15 mm/1min -> (15 mm/1 min) x(1 cm/10 mm) x (60 min/1 hr) =90 cm/hr
Snail 1 is faster than Snail 2.

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1. (12.5 mi)(5289 ft/mi)(12 in/ft) = 792,000 inches

2. (38 L)(1 gal)(3.785 L) = 10.04 gallons

3. (10^6 in)(1 m/39.37 in) = 25,400 meters

4. (35 mi/1 gal)(1 gal/3.785 L)(1600 m/1 mi) = 132.475 meters per L

5. Scientific notation is used to truncate long strings of numbers. This is done by multiplying a smaller number by a power of 10.

6. Prefixes are used to differentiate from related units of metric measurement. Each prefix indicates which power of 10 is multiplied to a unit, denoting which context is used. Picometers may be used in the measurement of bacteria, whereas kilometers may be used in the measurement of a path in Google Maps.

7. Milli (10^-3), centi (10^-2), kilo (10^3), micro (10^-6), nano (10^-9),  femto (10^-15), mega (10^6), peta (10^15), deci (10^-1)

8. 10^7 decimeters are in a megameter

9. (3,500 g/hr)(1 lb./453.6 g)(hr/60 min) = 0.129 lbs. per minute

10. 30.37 square inches 1m^2=(39.37)^2=1550 1150*2.5=3874.99

11. -2.04 Celsius per minute (-12.22 C/1 hr)(1 hr/60 min)=-2.04 C/min

12. (3.3 m^3/1 day)(1 day/86,400 sec)(1000 L/1 m^3)(0.26 gal/1 L)=0.01 gallons per second

13. Snail 1 is the fastest. (0.0010 cm/hr)(hr/60 min)(10 mm/1 cm) = 1.67 x 10^-4

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1. 12.5 mi.(5280 ft. /1 mi.)(12 in. / 1 ft.)= 7.92E5 in.
2. 38 L(1.057 qt./1 L)(1 gal/4 qt.)= 10.042 gal
3. 1E6 in (2.54 cm/1 in.)(1 m/100 cm)= 2.54E4 cm
4. (35 mi/ 1 gal)(5280 ft./1 mi)(12 in./1 ft.)(2.54 cm/1 in.)(1 m/100 cm)(1 gal/4 qt.)(1.057 qt/1 L)= 1.49E4 Lpm
5. Scientific notation is a way of shortening large numbers using decimals and exponents.
6. A prefix goes before a metric unit to indicate the size of a measurement.
7. milli: 10^3; centi: 10^2; kilo: 10^-3; micro: 10^6; nano: 10^9; femto: 10^15; mega: 10^6; peta: 10^-15; deci: 10^1
8. 10^7 decimeters are in a megameter
9. (3500 g/1 hr)(1 hr/60 min)(1 lb/453.6 g) = 1.286E-1 lbs/min
10. 2.5 m^2(10000 cm^2/1 m^2)(1 sq. in./6.452 cm^2) = 3.875E3 sq. in.
11. (10 F/1 hr)( (T(C)=T(F-32)/1.8)/10 F)(1 hr/60 min)= -2.037E-1 C/min
12. (3.3 m^3/1 day)(1 gal/ .02832 m^3)(1 day/24 hrs)(1 hr/60 min)(1 min/60 s)= 1.349E-3 gal/s
13. Snail 1: (15 mm/1 min)(1 cm/10 mm)(60 min/ 1hr)= 90 cm/hr
Snail 1 is faster

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Vivek Mynam, Cameron Grubb, Shreyash Patel P2

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Vivek Mynam, Cameron Grubb, Shreyash Patel P2

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1) 12.5mi x 5280ft/mi x 12in/ft = 792000in
2)38L x 0.264172Gallons = 10.04Gallons
3)10^6in x .0254m = 25400m
4)35mpg x 1.609km/mi x 1000m/km x  1/3.785 gallons/L = 14878.47mpL
5) Scientific Notation is a notion used to represent large or small numbers that  in a shorter fashion and an example of this is 100000 which in scientific notation 10^5.
6)Prefixes come at the beginning of root words and they represent the amount of a unit.
7) Milli=10^-3, Centi=10^-2, Kilo=10^3, Micro=10^-6, Nano=10^-9, Femto=10^-15, Mega=10^6, Peta=10^15, Deci=10^-1,

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PD 2 Physics Chapter 1 Units and Conversions

Convert the following (show work):

(1) 12.5 miles to inches

(2) 38 L to gallons

(3) 10^6 inches to meters

(4) 35 mpg to meters per L

(5) What is scientific notation?

(6) What are prefixes?

(7) What is the scientific notation for the following prefixes: milli, centi, kilo, micro, nano, femto, Mega, peta, deci

(8) How many decimeters are in a Megameter?

(9) Convert 3500 g / hour to lbs./min

(10) Convert 2.5 square meters to square inches.

(11) Convert 10 degrees F per hour to Celsius per min

(12) 5. Convert 3.3 cubic meters per day to gallons per second

(13) Snail 1 moves at 15 mm per min. Snail 2 moves at .0010 cm per hour. Which one is the fastest?

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1: 12.5 miles × 5280 ft × 12 in=792000
2: 38L/3.785galon=10.0396
3: 10^6in. /39.37m=2.54^4
4: 35m/1gal × 5280ft/1mile × 12in/1ft × 1meter/39.32in × 1gal/3.785= 1.49×10^4lpm
5: Scientific notation is the shortwning of numbers using exponents where the base number is 1 and above but below 10
6: Prefixes are put before the main measurement name base to signify exact measurement
7- milli: 10^-3, centi: 10^-2, kilo: 10^3, micro: 10^-6, nano: 10^-9, femto: 10^-15, mega: 10^6, peta: 10^15, deci: 10^-1
8-1 megameter = 10^7 decimeters
9-3500g/hr × 1 lb/453.6g × 1hr/60 mim = 0.1286 lbs/min
10-2.5m^2 × 1550in^2/m^2=3875in^2
11-(10F -32) × (5/9) = -12.222 C/hr × 1hr/60min= -0.2037C/min
12- 3.3m^3/day × 1000L/m^3 × 1/3.785 gal/L × 1/24hr × 1/60hr/min × 1/60 min/s = 0.01009 gal/s
13- The first snail was the fastest. 15mm/min × 0.1cm/mm × 60min/hr =90cm/hr

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(1) 12.5 mi * 5280 ft/mi * 12 in/ft = 792000 in = 7.92 * 10^5 in

(2) 38 L * 1/3.785 gal/L = 10.039 gal = 10 gal

(3) 10^6 in * 2.540 cm/in * 1/100 m/cm = 25400 m = 2.5 * 10^4 m

(4) 35 mpg * 1.609 km/mi * 1000 m/km * 1/3.785 gal/L = 14878.4676 m/L = 1.5 * 10^4 m/L

(5) Scientific notation is mathematical expression used to represent numbers using less digits.

(6) Prefixes indicate the degree of scientific notation for a measurement relative to the base unit in the metric system.

(7) milli: 10^-3
centi: 10^-2
kilo: 10^3
micro: 10^-6
nano: 10^-9
femto: 10^-15
Mega: 10^6
peta: 10^15
deci: 10^-1

(8) deci: 10^-1
Mega: 10^6
10^7 decimeters

(9) 3500 g/hr * 1/453.6 lb/g * 1/60 hr/min = 0.1286 lbs/min = 0.13 lbs/min

(10) 2.5 m^2 * 1550 in^2/m^2 = 3875 in^2 = 3900 in^2

(11) 10 °F = (10-32)*(5/9) °C = -12.222 °C
-12.222 °C/hr * 1/60 hr/min = -0.2037 °C/min = -0.20 °C/min

(12) 3.3 m^3/day * 1000 L/m^3 * 1/3.785 gal/L * 1/24 day/hr * 1/60 hr/min * 1/60 min/s = 0.01009 gal/s = 0.01 gal/s

(13) 15 mm/min versus 0.0010 cm/hr
15 mm/min * 0.1 cm/mm * 60 min/hr = 90 cm/hr

Snail 1 is the fastest

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(1).12.5 mi x 5,280 ft x 12 in=792,000 inches

(2). 38 L / 3.78541 L= 10.04 gal =10 gallons
(3). 10^6 in / 39.37 m = 25,400.051 m
(4). 35 mpg x (1.609 km/ 1mi) x 1000 m/ 1 km x ( 1 gal/ 3.785 L) = 14878. 47 mpl
(5). Scientific notation is used to translate big and small numbers for a shorter way.
(6).  Prefixes are words or letters that can be placed in front of a word and used for measurements.
(7). milli: 10^-3
centi: 10^-2
kilo: 10^3
micro: 10^-6
nano:10^-9
femto: 10^15
mega: 10^-6
peta: 10^-5
deci: 10^-15
(8). I megameter equals 10^7 decimeters
(9). 3500 g/hr x 1/453.6 lbs x 1 hr / 60 min= 0.1286 lbs/min
(10). 1m= 39.37 in =2.5m^2 x 1550 in^2 / m^2 =3875 in^2
(11) . (10 F -32) x (5/900 = -12.222 C  = -12.222 C-hr x 1 hr/ 60 min= -0.2037 C/min
(12). 3.3m ^3 I day x 1000L/m^3 x 1 gal/3.785 gal/L 8 1 day/24 hrs x 1 hr/60 min x 1 min/6o sec= 0.01009 gal/sec
(13). 15 mm- min x 0.1 cm/mm x 60 min/hr= 90 cm/hr
Snail 1 is the fastest

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1. 12.5 miles • 5280 feet/mi • 12 inches/ft = 792000 inches
2. 38 L •1/3.785 L= 10.03 gallons
3.10•10^6 in/ 39.37 m= 254000.51 meters
4. 35 m/ 1gal • 5280ft/ 1mi • 12 in/1ft•2.54cm/1 in• 1 m/ 100cm • 1 gal/ 4 qt • 1.057qt/ 1L=14884 m/L
5. Scientific notation is the shorting of long numbers with several zeroes into a more succinct.
6. Prefixes are names before the main measurement name base  to signify exact measurement.
7. milli= 10^-3m
centi= 10^-2m
kilo= 10^3m
macro= 10^6
nano=10^9
femto= 10^15
Mega=10^-6
peta= 10^-5
deci=10^-15
8. 1 Mega = 10^7 decimeters
9. 3500g/hr • 1 lb/453.6 g • 1 hr/60 min= 0.129 lbs/min
10.2.5 m^2 • 1550in^2/m^2= 3875 in^2
11. (10 F - 32) • (5/9) = -12.222 C
-12.222 C/ hr * 1 hr/ 60 min=
-0.2037 C/min
12.3.3m^3/1 day • 1000L/1m^3 • 1 gal/3.785 L • 1 day/24 hrs • 1 hr/60 mins • 1min/60 sec= 0.01009 gal/sec.
13. The 1st snail is the fastest.
15 mm/ min • 0.1 cm/mm • 60 min/hr = 90 cm/ hr
90 cm/hr is much faster than 0.0010 cm/hr.

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1. 12.5 miles x 12 in/ft x 5280 ft/mi = 792,000 in
2. 38 L / 3.785 gal/ L = 10.04 gallons
3. 10^6 in x 0.254 m = 25,400 meters
4. 35 mpg x 1.609 km/mi x 1000m / km x 1/3.785 = 14878.47 mpL
5. Scientific Notation - The easiest way to convert a very large numbers or very small numbers to its decimal with a power of 10.
6. Prefixes - Represents the amount of a unit.
7. Mili - 10^-3, Centi - 10^-2, Kilo - 10^3 , Micro - 10^-6, Nano - 10^-9 , Femto - 10^-15 , Mega - 10^6, Peta - 10^15 , Deci - 10^-1
8.1 megameter = 10^7 decimeter
9. (3500 g/hr)(1 hr/60 min)(1 lb/453.6 g) = 1.29 x 10^-1
10. 1 m = 39.37 in
2.5 m^2 x 1550 in^2/m^2 = 3875 in^2
11. (10°F -32) x (5/9) °C = -12.222 C/hr x 1 hr/60 min = -0.20 °C/min
12. 3.3 m^3/day x 1000 L/m^3 x 1/3.785 gal/L x 1 day/24 hrs x 1 hr/60 mins x 1 min/60 sec = 0.01 gal/s
13. 15 mm/min x 0.01 cm/mm x 60 min/1 hr = 90 cm/hr
(Snail 1 is faster than Snail 2)

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PD 2 Physics Chapter 1 Units and Conversions

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1. 12.5 mi x 5,280 ft x 12 in= 792,000 inches
2.  (38 L)÷(3.785 Gals) = 10.04 = 10  gallons
3. 10^6 inches ÷ 39.37 in/m = 25,400.05 m = 25,400 meters
4. 35mpg x (1.609 km/mi) x 1000m/ 1km x (1gal/3.785L = 14878.47 mpl
5. Scientific notation is when there are too many numbers in a unit and is converted to a decimal and its the power, according to the number of Sig Figs they commonly share.
6. Prefixes are the words added to the beginning of a root word.
7. (Micro-10^-6) (Nano-10^-9) (Milli- 10^-3) (Centi- 10^-2) (Deci- 10^-15) (Peta-10^-5) (Femto-10^15) (Macro-10^6) (Kilo-10^3) (Mega-10^6)
8. 1 Megameter = 10^7 Decimeter
9. 3500g/hr x 1lb/453.6 g x 1hr/60min= 0.1286lbs/min = 0.13
10. 2.5m^2 x 1500insq/msq =3875 insq = 3900 in^2
11. (10F - 32) x (5/9) = -12.22 C
-12.222 C/hr x (1/60)hr/min = -.2037 C/min = -0.20 C/min
12. 3.3m^3/1day x 1000L/1m^3 x 1gal/3.785L x 1day/24hr x 1/60mins x 1min/60sec = 0.01009gal/sec
13. 15mm/min x 0.01 cm/mm x 60 min/hr = 90cm/hr [Snail 1 is the fastest]