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Examine the following solution to a conversion problem. Do you see a mistake? If so, identify the location of the first mistake and explain why it is incorrect.
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OpenStudy (abbycross167):
OpenStudy (anthony1914):
how did 3.25kg convert to 1 kg
OpenStudy (anthony1914):
it doesent
OpenStudy (anthony1914):
there both kg so they dont convert
OpenStudy (abbycross167):
what do you mean?
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OpenStudy (anthony1914):
it should have been 3.25 Kg = 3250g and 3250g = 3250000mg
OpenStudy (anthony1914):
still there
OpenStudy (abbycross167):
@anthony1914 I'm very sorry my WiFi is really slow right now...
OpenStudy (anthony1914):
do you understand or do i need to explain
OpenStudy (abbycross167):
would you mind explaining?
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OpenStudy (anthony1914):
easy explanation would be 3.25 milligrams should be converted as 3250000 milligrams because that is the correct conversion
OpenStudy (anthony1914):
sorry if my explanation is vague
OpenStudy (skullpatrol):
You need to set up the units so that they "cancel out."
OpenStudy (abbycross167):
Could you show me what you mean?
OpenStudy (skullpatrol):
1 kg = 1000g can be written as 1 kg / 1000g or 1000g / 1 kg
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OpenStudy (anthony1914):
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OpenStudy (skullpatrol):
To convert 3.25kg into grams use 1000g / 1kg
OpenStudy (abbycross167):
So the file that I attached is wrong?
OpenStudy (anthony1914):
your question was is there a mistake in the graph
OpenStudy (abbycross167):
yes sir/ma'am
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OpenStudy (anthony1914):
so yes there is a mistake
OpenStudy (skullpatrol):
$$\Huge 3.25kg * \dfrac{1000g}{1kg}$$
OpenStudy (skullpatrol):
See how the kg "cancels out"
OpenStudy (anthony1914):
(4) is wrong
OpenStudy (anthony1914):
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OpenStudy (abbycross167):
So 3.25 mg is the only thing that is wrong and that is because it does not cancels out?
OpenStudy (anthony1914):
brb
OpenStudy (anthony1914):
yes
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OpenStudy (abbycross167):
oh ok umm bye thank you for your help
OpenStudy (skullpatrol):
Step (2) is the mistake because the units don't cancel.
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