This document contains 5 physics practice problems involving unit conversions between pounds, kilograms, Celsius and Fahrenheit. The problems cover topics like calculating the temperature needed to melt ice on a windshield, converting a cow's body temperature between Celsius and Fahrenheit, calculating the pounds of veggie burger mix needed to make burgers for campers, determining the number of passengers that can ride a roller coaster based on average adult weight, and finding how many 40kg children can stand on a diving platform with a maximum load. For each problem, the relevant conversion factors are stated and the calculations are shown with solutions provided.
This document contains 5 physics practice problems involving unit conversions between pounds, kilograms, Celsius and Fahrenheit. The problems cover topics like calculating the temperature needed to melt ice on a windshield, converting a cow's body temperature between Celsius and Fahrenheit, calculating the pounds of veggie burger mix needed to make burgers for campers, determining the number of passengers that can ride a roller coaster based on average adult weight, and finding how many 40kg children can stand on a diving platform with a maximum load. For each problem, the relevant conversion factors are stated and the calculations are shown with solutions provided.
This document contains 5 physics practice problems involving unit conversions between pounds, kilograms, Celsius and Fahrenheit. The problems cover topics like calculating the temperature needed to melt ice on a windshield, converting a cow's body temperature between Celsius and Fahrenheit, calculating the pounds of veggie burger mix needed to make burgers for campers, determining the number of passengers that can ride a roller coaster based on average adult weight, and finding how many 40kg children can stand on a diving platform with a maximum load. For each problem, the relevant conversion factors are stated and the calculations are shown with solutions provided.
Problem # 1 • The temperature of a windshield on a winter morning is 10°F. If the melting point is 0°C, how many degrees must the temperature of the windshield be raised before the ice can melt? Conversion Factor: C = (F – 32) Given: Solution: 10°F C = (10°F– 32) melting point = 0°C = -12.22 -12 raise the temperature by 12 Problem # 2 • Farmers must monitor the cattle for signs of infection or disease. A cow’s healthy body temperature is 102. 5°F. What is its body temperature in degrees Celsius? Conversion Factor: C = (F – 32) Solution: Given: C = (102.5°F– 32) 102.5°F = 39.1666 39.17°C Problem # 3 • Conrad is making veggie burgers for 18 children with special dietary needs at summer camp. The burgers should be 50g each. How many pounds of veggies burger mix should he defrost? Conversion Factor: 1lb = 453.6 grams Solution: Given: (50g)(18) = 900 18 children 900g x () 50g each = 1.9841 1.98 pounds Problem # 4 • A train on a roller coaster ride can safely carry up to 10 000 lb. If the average adult weighs 72 kg, how many passengers can ride the roller coaster at once? Conversion Factor: 1lb = 2.205 kg Solution: Given: 72 kg x () = 158.4 lb 10 000 lb 10 000 lb / 158.4 lb = 63 passengers 72 kg Problem # 5 • A diving platform at a public swimming pool has a maximum load of 300 lb. How many 40kg children can stand on the platform? Conversion Factor: 1lb = 2.205 kg Given: Solution: 300 lb 40 kg x () = 88.2 lb 40 kg 300 lb / 88.2 lb = 3.401 3.401 3 children
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