Mixed Unit ConversionConvert into given units of measurement.1. 345 m -14. 23.5200 clmlcm2. 3 kmmm15. 1254 g3. 600.008 cmkm16. 45250 LkL4. 340000.9000 mmkm 17. 7.2 galqt5. 12.25 kg =18. 8 pt =oz6. 12000 mgcg19. 4.8 pt=gal7.0.145 g20. 3/4 kg -mggms8. 45000.2500 mg21. 22.5 yd -.ft9. 29 km =22. 96.25 in,ydcm10. 2590000 cg-kg23. 42/3 qt=11. 801,00,000 mL =L 24. 3450 lbs -_T12. 12.2 L-CL25. 2.8 mi =Lyd13. 1202.200 mLCL26. 2071/2 ounceIb

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Mixed Unit Conversion Convert into given units of measurement. 1. 345 m, 14. 23.5200 cl. ml. cm 2. 3 km mm 15. 1254 g 3. 600.008 cm km 16. 45250 L kL 4. 340000.9000 mm- km 17. 7.2 gal qt 5. 12.25 kg 18. 8 pt= oz 6. 12000 mg 19. 4.8 pt gal 7. 0.145 g 20. 3/4 kg gms mg 8. 45000.2500 mg 9 21. 22.5 yd -_t 9. 29 km cm 22. 96.25 in -. yd 10. 2590000 cg kg 23. 42/3 qt 11. 801,00,000 mL L 24. 3450 lbs . 12. 12.2 L, CL 25. 2.8 mi yd 13. 1202.200 mL CL 26. 2071/2 ounce Ib

Mixed Unit Conversion Convert into given units of measurement. 1. 345 m, 14. 23.5200 cl. ml. cm 2. 3 km mm 15. 1254 g 3. 600.008 cm km 16. 45250 L kL 4. 340000.9000 mm- km 17. 7.2 gal qt 5. 12.25 kg 18. 8 pt= oz 6. 12000 mg 19. 4.8 pt gal 7. 0.145 g 20. 3/4 kg gms mg 8. 45000.2500 mg 9 21. 22.5 yd -_t 9. 29 km cm 22. 96.25 in -. yd 10. 2590000 cg kg 23. 42/3 qt 11. 801,00,000 mL L 24. 3450 lbs . 12. 12.2 L, CL 25. 2.8 mi yd 13. 1202.200 mL CL 26. 2071/2 ounce Ib

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Chapter1: Introduction: The Nature Of Science And Physics

Section: Chapter Questions

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