Perform the following conversions:
a. 1.5 min to seconds
b. 2 x 10^-2 h to seconds
c. 0.005 s to microseconds
d. 0.16 m to millimeters
e. 0.00000012 s to nanoseconds
f. 4 x 10^8 s to days
Solution 1:
a. 1.5
b. 2 x 10^-2
c. 0.05
= 50 x 10^3 microseconds
d. 0.16
e. 0.00000012
f. 4 x 10^8
= 4,629.63 days
Question 2:
Perform the following conversions between systems:
a. 100 in. to meters
b. 4 ft to meters
c. 6 lb to newtons
d. 60,000 dyn to pounds
e. 150,000 cm to feet
f. 0.002 mi to meters (5280 ft = 1 mi)
Solution 2:
a. 100 in.
= 100
= 2.54 m
b. 4 ft
= 4
= 1.22 m
c. 6 lb
= 6
= 26.7 N
d. 60,000 dyn
= 60,000
= 0.13 lb
e. 150,000 cm
= 150,000
= 4,924.26 ft
f. 0.002 mi
= 0.002
Question 3:
Convert 60 mph to meters per second.
Solution 3:
60 mph
= 60
= 26.82 m/s
Question 4:
Quarters are about 1 in. in diameter.
How many would be required to stretch from one end of a football field to the other (100 yd)?
Solution 4:
100 yd
= 100
= 3600 in.
= 3600 quarters
Question 5:
Find the distance in meters that a mass traveling at 600 cm/s will cover in 0.016 h.
Solution 5:
d = ? m ; v = 600 cm/s ; t = 0.016 h
d = v x t
= 600
= 345.6 m
Question 6:
The record for the race is 10.22 min. There is a race up 86 floors. Each floor is 14 ft high.
What was the racer's speed in min/mi for the race?
Solution 6:
t = 10.22 min ;
d = 86
= 1,204
= 0.2280 mi
v = d / t
= 1,204 ft / 10.22 min
= 0.0223 mi/min
1/v = 1 / (0.0223 mi/min)
= 44.82 min/mi
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