**Educational Conversion Exercises**4) Water has a density of roughly 1000 kg/m³. Convert this density into units of firkins per cubic furlong.5) On average, each person loses about 8 lb of skin cells per year. Convert this rate into firkins per fortnight.© Daniel S. Brogan | Date: 25 Sep 2021---**Explanation of Terms:**- **Firkins**: A firkin is a unit of measurement historically used in the context of volume, especially for beer and butter.- **Furlong**: A furlong is a unit of distance, traditionally used in horse racing, equal to 1/8 of a mile.- **Fortnight**: A fortnight is a unit of time equivalent to 14 days.To perform these conversions, one would need to know the precise equivalences between these units and the metric or imperial standards in use.

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**Educational Conversion Exercises**

4) Water has a density of roughly 1000 kg/m³. Convert this density into units of firkins per cubic furlong.

5) On average, each person loses about 8 lb of skin cells per year. Convert this rate into firkins per fortnight.

© Daniel S. Brogan | Date: 25 Sep 2021

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**Explanation of Terms:**

- **Firkins**: A firkin is a unit of measurement historically used in the context of volume, especially for beer and butter.
- **Furlong**: A furlong is a unit of distance, traditionally used in horse racing, equal to 1/8 of a mile.
- **Fortnight**: A fortnight is a unit of time equivalent to 14 days.

To perform these conversions, one would need to know the precise equivalences between these units and the metric or imperial standards in use.

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