A new physics unit of distance is created and called the Zarkov. A student informs you 1 Zarkov (1 Za) is exactly equivalent to 8 inches. Convert 4.44 × 10% min² to h. If hard Zaš to read: asking you to convert minutes squared over Zarkov's cubed to hrs squared over meters cubed. Answer in E notation without units in the box. I am assuming your output units are m3 Note: for some numbers the computer will convert your E notion to another notation without the E.that will not cost you points. To be clear regarding E notation, I will provide an example of what l'm talking about: 1.23 x 104 = 1.23e4

A new physics unit of distance is created and called the Zarkov. A student informs you 1 Zarkov (1 Za) is exactly equivalent to 8 inches. Convert 4.44 × 10% min² to h. If hard Zaš to read: asking you to convert minutes squared over Zarkov's cubed to hrs squared over meters cubed. Answer in E notation without units in the box. I am assuming your output units are m3 Note: for some numbers the computer will convert your E notion to another notation without the E.that will not cost you points. To be clear regarding E notation, I will provide an example of what l'm talking about: 1.23 x 104 = 1.23e4

University Physics Volume 1

18th Edition

ISBN:9781938168277

Author:William Moebs, Samuel J. Ling, Jeff Sanny

Publisher:William Moebs, Samuel J. Ling, Jeff Sanny

Chapter1: Units And Measurement

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.3CYU: Check Your Understanding We know horn Figure 1.4 that the diameter of Earth is on the order of 107m...

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