Please create a table, include the solutions and final answers Width - 24 inches 60 cmLength - 48 inches 120 cmPlease answer 1 and 2CEDUREgalar Tableth the reading messup to five significa par nm)in colums (4) Use side station ay time the dataBlock/TayExpert Answer ⒸStep1a)m1.2096 2.4192cm 120.96 241.92mm 1209.6 2419.2Step2b)Area in mm = 2926264.32 mm^2Area in cm= 29262.6432 cm^2Area in m= 2.9262.6432 m^2 III.PROCEDUREPart A: Rectangular Table1. Using a meterstick or a ruler, measure the length and the width of the table and record themin meters with the reading/measurement up to five significant figures. Record your data in thedata table in units of meters (m) in column (2), centimeters (cm) in column (3) andmillimeters (mm) in column (4). Use scientific notation any time the data or the calculation islarger than 1000.2. Calculate the area of the table top in m² cm² and mm² and enter it in the data table.(Hint: Include the units. When you multiply the numbers, you also must multiply the units.)Part B: Rectangular Block/Toyand record your

We know that 1 inch is equal to 2.54 centimetres. Therefore, 24 inches 60 cm = 24 x 2.54 = 60.96+ 60…

Width - 24 inches 60 cm Length - 48 inches 120 cm Please answer 1 and 2 CEDURE sler Table tick on th the reading we do units of me () O m) in cos (6) Use the das e ares of the table top edelghandeid of the n When you malply the umbr Back Tay m Expert Answer Ⓒ Step1 a) and Step2 b) 1.2096 2.4192 cm 120.96 241.92 mm 1209.6 2419.2 Area in mm = 2926264.32 mm^2 Area in cm= 29262.6432 cm^2 Area in m= 2.9262.6432 m^2

Width - 24 inches 60 cm Length - 48 inches 120 cm Please answer 1 and 2 CEDURE sler Table tick on th the reading we do units of me () O m) in cos (6) Use the das e ares of the table top edelghandeid of the n When you malply the umbr Back Tay m Expert Answer Ⓒ Step1 a) and Step2 b) 1.2096 2.4192 cm 120.96 241.92 mm 1209.6 2419.2 Area in mm = 2926264.32 mm^2 Area in cm= 29262.6432 cm^2 Area in m= 2.9262.6432 m^2

Mathematics For Machine Technology

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337798310

Author:Peterson, John.

Publisher:Peterson, John.

Chapter62: Volumes Of Prisms And Cylinders

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 38A: A copper casting is in the shape of a prism with an equilateral triangle base. The length of each...

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