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    Activity 3.

    2a Unit Conversion Homework


    Complete each of the following. When a calculation is required, show your work.

    1. What conversion factor should be used to convert from Gigaliters to liters?

    2. Convert each of the following quantities to the indicated units. Use the appropriate
    number of significant figures to express your answer.
    a. 0.005098 Megaliters to liters.

    b. 57.2 inches to feet.

    c. 4 ft – 6 ½ in. to inches.

    d. 6 ft – 9 inches to decimal feet.

    e. 935.6 inches to yards.

    f. 23.5 million nanometers to millimeters

    g. 98.6 inches to meters.

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