Problems A121-1. (a) List the SI units of length, mass, time, electric cur-rent, temperature, and amount of substance. Write the abbre-viation for each.Jund juod(b) Write the units and symbols for frequency, force, pres-and power.sure, energy,1-2. Write the name and number represented by each abbre-viation. For example, for kW you should write kW = kilowatt =10³ watts.(a) mW(b) pm(c) ΚΩ(d) μC(e) TJ(f) ns(g) fg(h) dpa163. Express the following quantities with abbreviations forunits and prefixes from Tables 1-1 through 1-3:(a) 10-¹3 joules0 + (1)0,HE(b) 4.317 28 x 10-8 coulombs(d) 10-10 meters(e) 2.1 x 10¹3 watts(f) 48.3 x 10-20 moles(c) 2.997 9 x 10¹4 hertzbns M2.011-4. Table 1-4 states that 1 horsepower = 745.700 watts.Consider a 100.0-horsepower engine. Express its power outputin (a) watts; (b) joules per second; (c) calories per second;(d) calories per hour.1-5 (a) Refer to Table 1-4 and calculate how many metersare in 1 inch. How many inches are in 1 m?(b) A mile is 5 280 feet and a foot is 12 inches. The speed ofsound in the atmosphere at sea level is 345 m/s. Express thespeed of sound in miles per second and miles per hour.(c) There is a delay between lightning and thunder in astorm, because light reaches us almost instantaneously, butsound is slower. How many meters, kilometers, and milesaway is lightning if the sound reaches you 3.00 s after thelight?(c) The grF = GMback cover is the ra60 Be ioin N and1-6. Scientists at the U.S. National Institute of Standardsand Toof 174 yN exerted by ainations1-7. De(a) molar(b) molali(c) densit-(d) weigh16 Whmol/L = Mdiluted to1-0 For1.00 g/mLcentration1-10. Thehuman blo120 mg/dLbefore andNow 11 Hotexplosive)dissolve the(a) How mtained in 10(b) How m(c) How ma1-2 Howshould be us1-13. Water(a) How maeservoir withF2

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Problems A12
1-1. (a) List the SI units of length, mass, time, electric cur-
rent, temperature, and amount of substance. Write the abbre-
viation for each.
Jund juod
(b) Write the units and symbols for frequency, force, pres-
and power.
sure, energy,
1-2. Write the name and number represented by each abbre-
viation. For example, for kW you should write kW = kilowatt =
10³ watts.
(a) mW
(b) pm
(c) ΚΩ
(d) μC
(e) TJ
(f) ns
(g) fg
(h) dpa
163. Express the following quantities with abbreviations for
units and prefixes from Tables 1-1 through 1-3:
(a) 10-¹3 joules0 + (1)0,HE
(b) 4.317 28 x 10-8 coulombs
(d) 10-10 meters
(e) 2.1 x 10¹3 watts
(f) 48.3 x 10-20 moles
(c) 2.997 9 x 10¹4 hertz
bns M2.01
1-4. Table 1-4 states that 1 horsepower = 745.700 watts.
Consider a 100.0-horsepower engine. Express its power output
in (a) watts; (b) joules per second; (c) calories per second;
(d) calories per hour.
1-5 (a) Refer to Table 1-4 and calculate how many meters
are in 1 inch. How many inches are in 1 m?
(b) A mile is 5 280 feet and a foot is 12 inches. The speed of
sound in the atmosphere at sea level is 345 m/s. Express the
speed of sound in miles per second and miles per hour.
(c) There is a delay between lightning and thunder in a
storm, because light reaches us almost instantaneously, but
sound is slower. How many meters, kilometers, and miles
away is lightning if the sound reaches you 3.00 s after the
light?
(c) The gr
F = GM
back cove
r is the ra
60 Be io
in N and
1-6. Scientists at the U.S. National Institute of Standards
and To
of 174 yN exerted by a
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(a) molar
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