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The teacher prepares 2.50 liters (L) of a salt solution for a class experiment. How many quarts (qt) are in 2.50 L? (1 quart =0.943 liters) 2.17 qt 2.36 qt 2.52 qt 2.65 qt
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Hint: Divide both sides of 1 quart = 0.943 liters by 0.943. Then multiply both sides of that result by 2.50
explanation:this is a unit conversion problem 2.5 liters are to be converted to quarts. the unit conversion here is 1 quarter per 0.943 liters. or represent 0.943 liters or, represented another way, 1 quart divided by 0.943 simply multiply the number of liters by the conversion factor 2.50*(1 quart divided by 0.943 liters) =2.65 quarts
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