Now, complete the conversion problems given below, for homework. 1. How many mm in 1.5 cm? Once you have an answer, look at a metric ruler. Does your answer make sense? 2. How many um in 1.8 mm? 3. 120 um =. nm 4. How many g in 9.7 kg? 5. How many uL in 25 nL? 6. How many kg in 59.04 g? How many m in 4336 um? 7. 10 ml grehiated plpette 8. How many mm in 21,678 nm? are L(scientific An adult human has on average 5,000 mL of blood; this equates to oinotation is not necessary). 9. Conical 10. If the average human heart has a mass of 300 grams, what is its mass in milligrams? riods of time. mm. 11. A protist measures 10 µm in length; this equates to

Now, complete the conversion problems given below, for homework. 1. How many mm in 1.5 cm? Once you have an answer, look at a metric ruler. Does your answer make sense? 2. How many um in 1.8 mm? 3. 120 um =. nm 4. How many g in 9.7 kg? 5. How many uL in 25 nL? 6. How many kg in 59.04 g? How many m in 4336 um? 7. 10 ml grehiated plpette 8. How many mm in 21,678 nm? are L(scientific An adult human has on average 5,000 mL of blood; this equates to oinotation is not necessary). 9. Conical 10. If the average human heart has a mass of 300 grams, what is its mass in milligrams? riods of time. mm. 11. A protist measures 10 µm in length; this equates to

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

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ISBN:9781305116399

Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter1: Physics And Measurement

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.1CQ: Suppose the three fundamental standards of the metric system were length, density, and time rather...

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