Please answer questions 1 through 5. 14ADDITIONAL METRIC SYSTEM PRACTICE1. Practice using metric length measurements by performing the following conversions:a. Length of E. coli bacteria:b. Diameter of a human red blood cell:c. Length of onion skin cell:d. Diameter of an HIV virus:e. Length of a human small intestine:2. Put the following in order from longest to shortest:a. 3 x 105 cmb. 5 x 105 mmc. 0.007 kmd. 5 x 110 μmb. 26 Lc. 0.35 cm³d. 0.7 L===LUL0.25 μm =0.0075 mm =3. Practice using metric mass measurements by performing the following conversions:a. Mass of an adult human brain:b. Mass of a chicken egg:c. Mass of a giant squid:d. Mass of a gray squirrel:e. Mass of a big brown bat:mLmL400 μm =0.0001 mm =6m=μL1.4 kg =50,000 mg =300 kg =550 g =12 g=-Scientific Method | Lab Exercise 1cma. Human body temperature:b. Boiling point of water:c. Freezing point of water:d. Body temperature of a bumble bee during flight:e. Room temperature water:f. Body temperature of a bat during hibernation:mmm4. Practice using metric volume measurements by performing the following conversions:a. 340 mLmmg5000gumkgmgμm5. Practice using metric temperature measurements by performing the following conversions:98.66 °F =100 °F =32 °F =35 °C =25 °C =50 °F =9°C°C°C°F°F°CVID 34OYO3NVMicortecya

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ADDITIONAL METRIC SYSTEM PRACTICE 1. Practice using metric length measurements by performing the following conversions: a. Length of E. coli bacteria: b. Diameter of a human red blood cell: c. Length of onion skin cell: d. Diameter of an HIV virus: e. Length of a human small intestine: 0.25 μm = 0.0075 mm = c. 0.007 km d. 5 x 110 μm 400 μm =. 0.0001 mm =. 6m= 2. Put the following in order from longest to shortest: a. 3 x 105 cm b. 5 x 105 mm cm mm mm .9 um 3. Practice using metric mass measurements by performing the following conversions: a. Mass of an adult human brain: 1.4 kg=_ 50,000 mg = b. Mass of a chicken egg: c. Mass of a giant squid: 300 kg = d. Mass of a gray squirrel: 550 g = 12 g=- e. Mass of a big brown bat: 9 kg _mg μm 9 3 NU Mic OU tec yo

ADDITIONAL METRIC SYSTEM PRACTICE 1. Practice using metric length measurements by performing the following conversions: a. Length of E. coli bacteria: b. Diameter of a human red blood cell: c. Length of onion skin cell: d. Diameter of an HIV virus: e. Length of a human small intestine: 0.25 μm = 0.0075 mm = c. 0.007 km d. 5 x 110 μm 400 μm =. 0.0001 mm =. 6m= 2. Put the following in order from longest to shortest: a. 3 x 105 cm b. 5 x 105 mm cm mm mm .9 um 3. Practice using metric mass measurements by performing the following conversions: a. Mass of an adult human brain: 1.4 kg=_ 50,000 mg = b. Mass of a chicken egg: c. Mass of a giant squid: 300 kg = d. Mass of a gray squirrel: 550 g = 12 g=- e. Mass of a big brown bat: 9 kg _mg μm 9 3 NU Mic OU tec yo

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: The correct sequence of levels forming the structural hierarchy is A. (a) organ, organ system,...

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