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    The document provides examples of converting between different units of measurement for length, speed, and mass. It includes converting a rattlesnake's length from meters to centimeters, a ski pole length from feet to millimeters, and a speed in km/h to m/s. It also gives practice problems for converting a speed limit from km/h to m/s and scientific notation, height from feet to meters and scientific notation, and mass from Mg to g. Finally, it asks to identify the number of significant figures in various values and state which rules they follow.

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    The document provides examples of converting between different units of measurement for length, speed, and mass. It includes converting a rattlesnake's length from meters to centimeters, a ski pole length from feet to millimeters, and a speed in km/h to m/s. It also gives practice problems for converting a speed limit from km/h to m/s and scientific notation, height from feet to meters and scientific notation, and mass from Mg to g. Finally, it asks to identify the number of significant figures in various values and state which rules they follow.

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    Conversion of Units: By: Agustin A. Pandoma

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    Charles Salinas
    The document provides examples of converting between different units of measurement for length, speed, and mass. It includes converting a rattlesnake's length from meters to centimeters, a ski pole length from feet to millimeters, and a speed in km/h to m/s. It also gives practice problems for converting a speed limit from km/h to m/s and scientific notation, height from feet to meters and scientific notation, and mass from Mg to g. Finally, it asks to identify the number of significant figures in various values and state which rules they follow.

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    CONVERSION

    OF UNITS
    By: AGUSTIN A. PANDOMA
    1. A rattlesnake is 2.44 m long. How long is
    the snake in cm?
    2. If the ski pole is 3.0 feet in length, how
    long is the ski pole in mm?
    3. Convert 75.00 km/h to m/s
    4. What is the weight of an object that is
    25kg when it is measure in mg?
    SEAT WORK
    1. The speed limit in some interstate
    highways is roughly 80km/hr. (a). What is
    in m/s? (b). Convert you answer in
    Scientific Notation Form.
    2. What is the height in meters of a person
    who is 6’10” tall? Convert you answer in
    Scientific Notation Form.
    3. How many grams in 1.30x103Mg?
    SEAT WORK
    A. Identify the number of SF in the
    following values below, then Indicate
    the rules in which they qualified.
    1. 106.7s
    2. 983m
    3. 46.210A
    4. 0.0005mm
    5. 1.69x1012kg

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