000F4Laboratory 2Report Sheet-Lab 2C. Conversion Factors for LengthC.1 Metric factorsEquality:Conversion factors:Equality:Conversion factors:C.2 Metric-U.S. system factorsLine length (measured)201 mcmF51 cmin.=BimF6mmcmmm1 in.mmandmmandin.cmX181mmHow close is your experimental ratio to the standard conversion factor of 2.54 cm/in.?mF7mmcmcm (Experimental ratio)Conversion Factors in CalculationsPage 3 of 3DIIFB482 wordsF97F10C Laboratory 2Report Sheet-Lab 2A.2 AreaYour measurementsLength =Width =Area =(Show calculations.)Why could two students obtain different values for the calculated areas of the same rectangle?A.3 Volume of a solid by direct measurementShape of solidFormula for volume of solid18HeightWidthAnother student'smeasurementsVolume of the solid(Show calculations of volume including the units.)LengthDiameter (if cylinder)Page 3 of 3482 words区

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Laboratory 2 Report Sheet-Lab 2 C. Conversion Factors for Length C.1 Metric factors Equality: Conversion factors: Equality: Conversion factors: 1m C.2 Metric-U.S. system factors Line length (measured) cm in. 1 cm m mm cm mm 1 in. mm and mm and cm in. cm I mm m mm cm (Experimental ratio) How close is your experimental ratio to the standard conversion factor of 2.54 cm/in.?

Laboratory 2 Report Sheet-Lab 2 C. Conversion Factors for Length C.1 Metric factors Equality: Conversion factors: Equality: Conversion factors: 1m C.2 Metric-U.S. system factors Line length (measured) cm in. 1 cm m mm cm mm 1 in. mm and mm and cm in. cm I mm m mm cm (Experimental ratio) How close is your experimental ratio to the standard conversion factor of 2.54 cm/in.?

Chemistry for Engineering Students

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Chapter3: Molecules, Moles, And Chemical Equations

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