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OpenStudy (anonymous):
Convert 45.7 g/L to g/mL
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OpenStudy (danjs):
ok, using the same process, this time start with
\[\frac{ 45.7 g }{ 1 L }\]
OpenStudy (anonymous):
okay and then: \[\frac{ 10^-3 L }{ 1 mL }\]
OpenStudy (danjs):
right! so the liter cancels, and you are left with grams over mL
OpenStudy (anonymous):
yess XD
OpenStudy (danjs):
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OpenStudy (danjs):
0.0457 g/mL
OpenStudy (danjs):
post one of the prbs that look the most difficult
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Omg I feel so stupid, I forgot how to get to the decimals again :'(
OpenStudy (danjs):
## x 10^(a)
means move the decimal 'a' units, + or - direction
OpenStudy (danjs):
162.0 x 10^(-4) move decimal 4 units left (-4 is going to be smaller number)
0.01620
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OpenStudy (danjs):
lol don't feel stupid, just takes practice like anything else
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Oh Thanks XD but yes I get it now :P
OpenStudy (anonymous):
The decimal thing was getting to me lol, but I get it now lol
OpenStudy (danjs):
awesome! , glad to help. Post up the craziest looking one you have..if you want
OpenStudy (anonymous):
okay XD
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