Introductory Chemistry: An Active Learning Approach
Introductory Chemistry: An Active Learning Approach
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ISBN: 9781305079250
Author: Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 3, Problem 19E
Interpretation Introduction

(a)

Interpretation:

The equivalency and both conversion factor a) minutes and seconds is to be stated.

Concept introduction:

Equivalency is defined as the two quantities that are equivalent in value. For example: 0.025 furlong is equal to 1 rod. In this case, furlong and rod represent the same physical length but expressed in various units. When an equivalency is denoted as a fractional value it is called ‘conversion factor’. Moreover, two conversion factors result from each equivalency.

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Answer to Problem 19E

The equivalency of a) minutes and seconds is 1 minute = 60 seconds

Conversion factors of a) minutes and seconds are given by;

1minute60secondsand60seconds1minute

Explanation of Solution

The two quantities that are equivalent in value is denoted as equivalence. For example: 0.025 furlong is equal to 1 rod. In this case, furlong and rod represent the same physical length but expressed in various units. When an equivalency is denoted as a fractional value it is called ‘conversion factor’. Moreover, two conversion factors result from each equivalency.

0.025furlong = 1rog0.025furlong1rod(and)1rod0.025furlong(1)

In the expression (1), the conversion factor 1rod0.025furlong is used to convert a length expressed in furlongs to a length expressed in rods. Two variable, x and y are directly proportional if there is a non-zero constant k which connect them in the form of y = kx. Besides, the relationship is expressed as y α x. In the expression the symbol α is called as ‘is proportional to’.

A proportionality constant, m is inserted to convert a proportionality into an equality. Such as,

y=mx(2)

Given expression;

a) Minutes and seconds

Based on the above discussion the equivalency and conversion factors are states as follows;

The equivalency of a) minutes and seconds is 1minute = 60 seconds

Conversion factors of a) minutes and seconds are given by;

1minute60secondsand60seconds1minute

Conclusion

Thus, the equivalency and both conversion factor a) minutes and seconds is to be stated

Interpretation Introduction

(b)

Interpretation:

The equivalency and both conversion factor b) inches and feet is to be stated

Concept introduction:

Equivalency is defined as the two quantities that are equivalent in value. For example: 0.025furlong is equal to 1 rod. In this case, furlong and rod represent the same physical length but expressed in various units. When an equivalency is denoted as a fractional value it is called ‘conversion factor’. Moreover, two conversion factors result from each equivalency.

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Answer to Problem 19E

The equivalency of b) inches and feet is 12 inches = 1 foot

Conversion factors of b) inches and feet are given by;

12inches1footand1foot12inches

Explanation of Solution

The two quantities that are equivalent in value is denoted as equivalence. For example: 0.025 furlong is equal to 1 rod. In this case, furlong and rod represent the same physical length but expressed in various units. When an equivalency is denoted as a fractional value it is called ‘conversion factor’. Moreover, two conversion factors result from each equivalency.

0.025furlong = 1rog0.025furlong1rod(and)1rod0.025furlong(1)

In the expression (1), the conversion factor 1rod0.025furlong furlong is used to convert a length expressed in furlongs to a length expressed in rods. Two variable, x and y are directly proportional if there is a non-zero constant k which connect them in the form of y = kx. Besides, the relationship is expressed as y α x. In the expression the symbol α is called as ‘is proportional to’.

A proportionality constant, m is inserted to convert a proportionality into an equality. Such as,

y=mx(2)

Given expression;

b) Inches and feet

Based on the above discussion the equivalency and conversion factors are states as follows;

The equivalency of inches and feet is 12 inches = 1 foot

Conversion factors of inches and feet are given by;

1dolloar100centsand100cents1dolloar

Conclusion

Thus, the equivalency and both conversion factor inches and feet is to be stated

Interpretation Introduction

(c)

Interpretation:

The equivalency and both conversion factor c) dollars and cents is to be stated

Concept introduction:

Equivalency is defined as the two quantities that are equivalent in value. For example: 0.025 furlong is equal to 1 rod. In this case, furlong and rod represent the same physical length but expressed in various units. When an equivalency is denoted as a fractional value it is called ‘conversion factor’. Moreover, two conversion factors result from each equivalency.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 19E

The equivalency of c) dollars and cents is 1 dollar = 100 cents

Conversion factors of c) dollars and cents are given by;

1dolloar100centsand100cents1dolloar

Explanation of Solution

The two quantities that are equivalent in value is denoted as equivalence. For example: 0.025 furlong is equal to 1 rod. In this case, furlong and rod represent the same physical length but expressed in various units. When an equivalency is denoted as a fractional value it is called ‘conversion factor’. Moreover, two conversion factors result from each equivalency.

0.025furlong = 1rog0.025furlong1rod(and)1rod0.025furlong(1)

In the expression (1), the conversion factor 1rod0.025furlongfurlong is used to convert a length expressed in furlongs to a length expressed in rods. Two variable, x and y are directly proportional if there is a non-zero constant k which connect them in the form of y = kx. Besides, the relationship is expressed as y α x. In the expression the symbol α is called as ‘is proportional to’.

A proportionality constant, m is inserted to convert a proportionality into an equality. Such as,

y=mx(2)

Given expression;

c) dollars and cents

Based on the above discussion the equivalency and conversion factors are states as follows;

The equivalency of c) dollars and cents is 1 dollar = 100 cents

Conversion factors of c) dollars and cents are given by;

1dolloar100centsand100cents1dolloar

Conclusion

Thus, the equivalency and both conversion factor dollars and cents is to be stated

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