Express each result in correct number of significant figures and with correct unit. : HomeR HotelE Untitle A Revie E APSA APSEssay M APSAA Chapi E works b Answ B Ur x MAPS AA APS1 A APST* Goog+A docs.google.com/document/d/1ivM6f24nzxKBFxj545HI-CUT05mZGpq1DZ4gzKCwU4/editUntitled document * D 3 Saving.a ShareFile Edit View Insert Format Tools Add-ons HelpLast edit was seconds ago+ BI UAE- 1E E -100%Normal textArial12311I 1 I 2 3 I 45|1. Assume someone has 0.50 Gal of ice cream in the freezer.(1) Convert 0.50 Gal into mL, using (1 Gal = 3.785 L) as one of the conversion factors.1 Gal=3.785 L and1L = 1000 ml0.50 Gal = 0.50 ×3.785 L+= 1,8925 L= 1.8925 x 1000 ml= 1892.5 ml5.=1.9 x 103 ml0.50 Gal = 1.9 ×10³ ml6.(2) Using your result in question (1), determine the mass in grams of 0.50 Gal of ice cream.This ice cream has a density of 0.63 g/cm.+ • 1 4:59

We know that we have 0.50 gallon=1.9×103 ml or cm3.(As calculated in the part one of the question)…

1. Assume someone has 0.50 Gal of ice cream in the freezer. (1) Convert 0.50 Gal into mL, using (1 Gal = 3.785 L) as one of the conversion factors. 1 Gal=3.785 L and 1L = 1000 ml 0.50 Gal = 0.50 ×3.785 L = 1.8925 L %3D = 1.8925 x 1000 ml %3D = 1892.5 ml =1.9 x 10° ml 0.50 Gal = 1.9 x10³ ml (2) Using your result in question (1), determine the mass in grams of 0.50 Gal of ice cream. This ice cream has a density of 0.63 g/cm.

1. Assume someone has 0.50 Gal of ice cream in the freezer. (1) Convert 0.50 Gal into mL, using (1 Gal = 3.785 L) as one of the conversion factors. 1 Gal=3.785 L and 1L = 1000 ml 0.50 Gal = 0.50 ×3.785 L = 1.8925 L %3D = 1.8925 x 1000 ml %3D = 1892.5 ml =1.9 x 10° ml 0.50 Gal = 1.9 x10³ ml (2) Using your result in question (1), determine the mass in grams of 0.50 Gal of ice cream. This ice cream has a density of 0.63 g/cm.

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