Chapter 1, Problem 1.69AP

a.

Summary Introduction

To determine:

If the stated conversion corresponds to a larger or a smaller number as compared to the original nmber.

Introduction:

Gram is the unit of mass. One gram is equal to $\text{1000}\text{mg}$.

One gram is equal to $\text{1000000}\text{μg}$.

Meter is the unit of distance. One kilometre is equal to $\text{1000}\text{m}$.

Kilolitre is the unit of volume. One kilolitre is equal to $\text{10000}\text{dl}$.

b.

Summary Introduction

To determine:

If the stated conversion corresponds to a larger or a smaller number as compared to the original number.

Introduction:

Gram is the unit of mass. One gram is equal to $\text{1000}\text{mg}$.

One gram is equal to $\text{1000000}\text{μg}$.

Meter is the unit of distance. One kilometre is equal to $\text{1000}\text{m}$.

Kilolitre is the unit of volume. One kilolitre is equal to $\text{10000}\text{dl}$.

c.

Summary Introduction

To determine:

If the stated conversion corresponds to a larger or a smaller number as compared to the original number.

Introduction:

Gram is the unit of mass. One gram is equal to $\text{1000}\text{mg}$.

One gram is equal to $\text{1000000}\text{μg}$.

Meter is the unit of distance. One kilometre is equal to $\text{1000}\text{m}$.

Kilolitre is the unit of volume. One kilolitre is equal to $\text{10000}\text{dl}$.

d.

Summary Introduction

To determine:

If the stated conversion corresponds to a larger or a smaller number as compared to the original number.

Introduction:

Gram is the unit of mass. One gram is equal to $\text{1000}\text{mg}$.

One gram is equal to $\text{1000000}\text{μg}$.

Meter is the unit of distance. One kilometre is equal to $\text{1000}\text{m}$.

Kilolitre is the unit of volume. One kilolitre is equal to $\text{10000}\text{dl}$.