33. State whether each of the following conversions is possible or impossible and WHY. For anyexamples that are possible, perform the conversion and report your answer to the correct number ofsignificant figures.(a) 20. mL → cm²(b) 2 mL → m³(c) 10. m³in.ft²(d) 3 mm²(e) 10. lbs. of aluminum → cm³ (Hint: This one IS possible).

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33. State whether each of the following conversions is possible or impossible and WHY. For any
examples that are possible, perform the conversion and report your answer to the correct number of
significant figures.
(a) 20. mL → cm²
(b) 2 mL → m³
(c) 10. m³
in.
ft²
(d) 3 mm²
(e) 10. lbs. of aluminum → cm³ (Hint: This one IS possible).

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