Mark all of the statements that are TRUE of conversion factors. O Conversion factors will be made up of numerical values only. A conversion factor is set up in a specific manner to cancel at least one unit. Conversion factors are shown as fractions. ✔Conversion factors are constructed from any two equivalent quantities.

Mark all of the statements that are TRUE of conversion factors. O Conversion factors will be made up of numerical values only. A conversion factor is set up in a specific manner to cancel at least one unit. Conversion factors are shown as fractions. ✔Conversion factors are constructed from any two equivalent quantities.

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Conversion factors will be made up of numerical values only.
A conversion factor is set up in a specific manner to cancel at least one unit.
Conversion factors are shown as fractions.
Conversion factors are constructed from any two equivalent quantities.

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