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OpenStudy (anonymous):
hello
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what do you need to study? o:
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Do you understand the factor labelmethod xD
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It's my favorite.
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
you want to do one step by step
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Sure. Do you have a problem ready or do you just want an example?
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i have an problem to do
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Ok, let's do it.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Convert 5.6 g/l to cg/ml
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
Ok, so let's start with the grams. How many centigrams cg are in a gram g?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
100
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hello
OpenStudy (anonymous):
right, so 100cg = g. And 1000ml = l.
We have \[5.6\frac{g}{l}\]
We multiply it by 100cg/ g:
\[5.6\frac{g}{l}\cdot100\frac{cg}{g}\]
and the gs cancel out. We still need to change l to ml so:
\[5.6\frac{g}{l}\cdot100\frac{cg}{g}\cdot\frac{l}{100ml}\]
and then multiply everything out.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Sorry, should be 1000ml on the bottom there.
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