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ISBN: 9781323407394

Author: Knight

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Chapter 1, Problem 27EAP

Using the approximate conversion factors in Table 1.5, convert the following to SI units without using your calculator.

a. 20 ft

b. 60 mi

c. 60 mph

d. 8 m

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