28 Perform the following calculations:(6.02 × 10²3) × (7.1 × 103) = 4.2742 ×1027(8.46 × 10-4) × (2.23 x 103) = 1.88 65 8×1003.6 × 107/2.2 × 104 = 1.63 x 10"9 Perform the following conversions:27.03 cm X3.3 × 10⁰ g X83 mph X3.33 × 10-³ mL X75 μm x4°C X12 miles x2.9 g X11.7 mg x3.62 × 10-³ L X36 gallons X100 yards X77°F X15 nm X-16°C X29 µg X30===||=||=||==Exploring Biology in the Laboratory046.4 × 106/4.2 × 10-³ = 1,527.2 × 108 + 3.3 × 107 = 7.53×1089.4 × 106 - 4.6 × 10³ = 8.94×106nmkgkm/hgallonsmm°FmmpoundskgmLLigns3°Cm°Founces29x119159000000on siibygموادola3 omen3 bab8a obimAM

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27.03 cm X 3.3 x 104 g X 83 mph X 3.33 x 10-3 mL X 75 µm x 4°C X 12 miles x 2.9 g X 11.7 mg X 3.62 x 10-3 LX 36 gallons X 100 yards X 77°F X 15 nm X -16°C X 29 µg X u in the Laboratory kg km/h gallons mm °F mm pounds kg mL Ligal grinuasem nol m °C m °F 84 822000000 ounces sd I o stolo 3 omen

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(8.46 × 10-4) × (2.23 x 103) = 1.88 65 8×100
3.6 × 107/2.2 × 104 = 1.63 x 10"
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4°C X
12 miles x
2.9 g X
11.7 mg x
3.62 × 10-³ L X
36 gallons X
100 yards X
77°F X
15 nm X
-16°C X
29 µg X
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6.4 × 106/4.2 × 10-³ = 1,52
7.2 × 108 + 3.3 × 107 = 7.53×108
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