Enrichment Activity: Practice exercises! Refer to Appendix A for the Si prefixes found in the last page of this lesson. Fill-in the blanks with the correct values to justify the relationship of the quantities given. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper. 1. 15 pm 6. 0.005 kg %3D cg 2.25 тm %3D 7. 60 mg %3D 3.90 dm = m 8. 100 L = mL 4.9.8 hm = dm 9. 5,000 mL kL 5.35 g = 10.0.88 kl = L %3D mg -e

Enrichment Activity: Practice exercises! Refer to Appendix A for the Si prefixes found in the last page of this lesson. Fill-in the blanks with the correct values to justify the relationship of the quantities given. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper. 1. 15 pm 6. 0.005 kg %3D cg 2.25 тm %3D 7. 60 mg %3D 3.90 dm = m 8. 100 L = mL 4.9.8 hm = dm 9. 5,000 mL kL 5.35 g = 10.0.88 kl = L %3D mg -e

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