The Crodge Cram truck, which is manufactured in Outer Elbonia, has an engine with a displacement (internal volume) expressed in Elbonian volume units of 20.5 cubic blee. If I want to sell the Crodge Cram in Inner Elbonia, where 1 skranding = 5.89 blee, how many cubic skranding would I need to advertise the truck's engine as having? O a. 4188.898 cubic skranding O b.0.591 cubic skranding O c. 0.100 cubic skranding O d. 3.480 cubic skranding O e. 711.188 cubic skranding

The Crodge Cram truck, which is manufactured in Outer Elbonia, has an engine with a displacement (internal volume) expressed in Elbonian volume units of 20.5 cubic blee. If I want to sell the Crodge Cram in Inner Elbonia, where 1 skranding = 5.89 blee, how many cubic skranding would I need to advertise the truck's engine as having? O a. 4188.898 cubic skranding O b.0.591 cubic skranding O c. 0.100 cubic skranding O d. 3.480 cubic skranding O e. 711.188 cubic skranding

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

4th Edition

ISBN:9781305501607

Author:Andrew Pytel And Jaan Kiusalaas

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Chapter1: Introduction To Statics

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