NameDatePeriodDIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS EXERCISE-Part 2DIRECTIONS: Using the Conversion statements to the right, work the following conversion problems using thedimensional analysis. Show the entire solution on this paper and include the correct answer with units. Box in theanswer. Be sure to include and cross off all unit. Keep answers to no more than 3 sig figs.1. Convert 7 orks to oops.ConversionStatements for7 orksproblems 1-41) 1 ahah = 2 nanas10 eeps = 21ahah3 nanas = 1 ork4 oops = 5 eeps2. Convert 9.1 As to *s2) 1® = 5.2A63 O 72 ea3 a = 2 014 * = 22 O9.1 A3. Convert 12 A to F.3) 2B = 2 C3C = 2A16 G = 21D12 A26 F = 4G13B = 7 D4. Convert 32 Do to La4) 12 So = 2 La1 Fa = 1 So1 Re = 5 Do1 Fa = 3 Me32 Do12 Re = 25 Me

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DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS EXERCISE-Part 2
DIRECTIONS: Using the Conversion statements to the right, work the following conversion problems using the
dimensional analysis. Show the entire solution on this paper and include the correct answer with units. Box in the
answer. Be sure to include and cross off all unit. Keep answers to no more than 3 sig figs.
1. Convert 7 orks to oops.
Conversion
Statements for
7 orks
problems 1-4
1) 1 ahah = 2 nanas
10 eeps = 21ahah
3 nanas = 1 ork
4 oops = 5 eeps
2. Convert 9.1 As to *s
2) 1® = 5.2A
63 O 72 ea
3 a = 2 0
14 * = 22 O
9.1 A
3. Convert 12 A to F.
3) 2B = 2 C
3C = 2A
16 G = 21D
12 A
26 F = 4G
13B = 7 D
4. Convert 32 Do to La
4) 12 So = 2 La
1 Fa = 1 So
1 Re = 5 Do
1 Fa = 3 Me
32 Do
12 Re = 25 Me

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