3. You travel to the Planet Conversionia to work with their scientists. But, they have a different system than our International System. The scientists need a box that has to be 55 gnuffles high. But you only have a meter stick, so they give you the conversion chart below. Using ONLY dimensional analysis, find out the height of the box in meters. (Answer in Scientific Notation) 1 meter-46 squats 49 yuk-4 gnuffles 2 squat-50 doodles 2 snert-95 yuks 7 doodle-9 beavi 1 beavis-10 nuggles

3. You travel to the Planet Conversionia to work with their scientists. But, they have a different system than our International System. The scientists need a box that has to be 55 gnuffles high. But you only have a meter stick, so they give you the conversion chart below. Using ONLY dimensional analysis, find out the height of the box in meters. (Answer in Scientific Notation) 1 meter-46 squats 49 yuk-4 gnuffles 2 squat-50 doodles 2 snert-95 yuks 7 doodle-9 beavi 1 beavis-10 nuggles

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