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Equivalency, conversion factor, solving quantitative problems, analyze, identify, construct, check.Problem 2CLE:
Metric system, SI units, derived unit, base unitProblem 1E:
Write the following numbers in scientific notation: a 0.000322, b 6, 030, 000, 000, c...Problem 3E:
Write the following numbers in ordinary decimal form: a 5.12 x 106, b 8.04 x 10-7, c 1.92 x 1021.Problem 4E:
Write the ordinary form of the following numbers: a 2.32 x 10-2, b 9.27 x 104 c 8.96 x 10-4Problem 15E:
Write the equivalency for each conversion factor:...Problem 16E:
Write the equivalency for each conversion factor:...Problem 17E:
Write the equivalency and both conversion factors for each relationship: a Ten dimes is one dollar....Problem 18E:
Write the equivalency and both conversion factors for each relationship: a A pack of gum is 9...Problem 21E:
How long will it take to travel the 406 miles between Los Angeles and San Francisco at an average...Problem 22E:
A student who is driving home for the holidays averages 70.5 miles per hour. How many miles will the...Problem 24E:
How many days are in 89 weeks?Problem 25E:
What will be the cost in dollars for nails for a fence 62 feet long if you need 9 nails per foot of...Problem 26E:
A student working for Stop and Shop is packing eggs into cartons that contain a dozen eggs. How many...Problem 27E:
An American tourist in Mexico was startled to see 259 on a menu as the price for a meal. However,...Problem 29E:
How many weeks are in a decade?Problem 30E:
How many seconds are in the month of January?Problem 32E:
List at least two measurements that would be made by a team of chemists studying the worlds oceans.Problem 33E:
A woman stands on a scale in an elevator in a tall building. The elevator starts going up, rises...Problem 34E:
A person can pick up a large rock that is submerged in water near the shore of a lake but may not be...Problem 35E:
What is the metric unit of length?Problem 36E:
What is the metric unit of mass?Problem 37E:
Kilo buck is a slang expression for a sum of money. How many dollars are in a kilo buck? How about a...Problem 39E:
One milliliter is equal to how many liters?Problem 40E:
How many centimeters are in a meter?Problem 41E:
Which unit, megagrams or grams, would be more suitable for expressing the mass of an automobile?...Problem 42E:
What is the name of the unit whose symbol is nm? Is it a long distance or a short distance? How long...Problem 45E:
a 21.7 m to cm, b 517 m to km, c 0.666 km to cmProblem 47E:
a 494 cm3 to mL, b 1.91 L to mL, c 874 cm3 to LProblem 50E:
a 0.194 Gg to g, b 5.66 nm to m, c 0.00481 Mm to cmProblem 51E:
State the volume of liquid in each graduated cylinder in the figure below and explain how you...Problem 52E:
How long is the object measured with the rulers shown? The ruler is calibrated in inches. Explain...Problem 53E:
The same volume of liquid is in each measuring instrument pictured below volume delivered by the...Problem 54E:
Why is the length of the line in the illustration below reported as 2.55 in. with one ruler and as...Problem 58E:
a 52.20 mL helium, b 17.963 g nitrogen, c 78.45 mg MSG, d 23, 642, 000 mm wavelength, e 0.0041962 kg...Problem 59E:
A moving-van crew picks up the following items: a couch that weighs 147 pounds, a chair that weighs...Problem 60E:
A solution is prepared by dissolving 2.86 grams of sodium chloride, 3.9 grams of ammonium sulfate,...Problem 62E:
An empty beaker has a mass of 94.33 grams. After some chemical has been added, the mass is 101.209...Problem 63E:
The mole is the SI unit for the amount of a substance. The mass of one mole of pure table sugar is...Problem 64E:
Exactly 1 liter of a solution contains 31.4 grams of a certain dissolved substance. What mass in...Problem 65E:
An empty beaker with a mass of 42.3 g is filled with a liquid, and the resulting mass of the liquid...Problem 66E:
Use the definition density ; mass 4 volume to calculate the density of a liquid with a volume of...Problem 68E:
19.3 L = _____ gal 0 .461 qt = _____ LProblem 69E:
A popular breakfast cereal comes in a box containing 515 g. How many pounds lb of cereal is this?Problem 70E:
A copy of your chemistry textbook is found to have a mass of 2.60 x103 grams. What is the mass of...Problem 71E:
The payload of a small pickup truck is 1450 pounds assume three significant figures. What is this in...Problem 72E:
The Hope diamond is the worlds largest blue diamond. It weighs 45.52 carats. If 1 carat is defined...Problem 73E:
There is 115 mg of calcium in a 100-g serving of whole milk. How many grams of calcium is this? How...Problem 74E:
The largest recorded difference of weight between spouses is 922 lb. The husband weighed 1020 lb,...Problem 75E:
An Austrian boxer reads 69.1 kg when he steps on a balance scale in his gymnasium. Should he be...Problem 76E:
A woman gives birth to a 7.5-lb baby. How would a hospital using metric units record this babys...Problem 78E:
A penny is found to have a length of 1.97 centimeters. What is the length of this penny in inches?Problem 80E:
What is the length of the Mississippi River in kilometers if it is 2.3 x 103 miles long?Problem 81E:
The summit of Mount Everest is 29, 029 ft above sea level. Express this height in kilometers.Problem 82E:
One of the smallest brilliant-cut diamonds ever crafted had a diameter of about 1/50 in. 0.02 in.....Problem 83E:
An office building is heated by oil-fired burners that draw fuel from a 619-gal storage tank....Problem 84E:
A gas can is found to have a volume of 9.10 liters. What is the volume of this gas can in gallons?Problem 85E:
Celsius Fahrenheit Kelvin 69 -29 111 36 358 -141Problem 86E:
Celsius Fahrenheit Kelvin 40 590 -13 229 440 -314Problem 88E:
In the winter, a heated home in the Northeast might be maintained at a temperature of 74 F. What is...Problem 89E:
Energy conservationists suggest that air conditioners should be set so that they do not turn on...Problem 90E:
The milting point of an unknown solid is determined to be 49.0 C. What is this temperature on the...Problem 91E:
The worlds highest shade temperature was recorded in Libya at 58.0 C. What is its Fahrenheit...Problem 92E:
The boiling point of a liquid is calculated to be 454 K. What is this temperature on the Celsius and...Problem 102E:
Rank the substances in the photograph from least dense to most dense. Explain your reasoning.Problem 103E:
Calculate the density of benzene, a liquid used in chemistry laboratories, if 166 g of benzene fills...Problem 104E:
A general chemistry student found a chunk of metal in the basement of a friends house. To figure out...Problem 105E:
Densities of gases are usually measured in grams per liter g/L. Calculate the density of air if the...Problem 107E:
Ether, a well-known anesthetic, has a density of 0.736g/cm3. What is the volume of 471 g of ether?Problem 110E:
Calculate the volume occupied by 15.4 grams of nickel, which has density of 8.91 g/mL.Problem 111E:
The mass of the liquid in the graduated cylinder shown here is 7.304 g. What is the density of the...Problem 113E:
Distinguish precisely and in scientific terms the differences among items in each of the following...Problem 114E:
Determine whether each statement that follows is true or false: a The SI system includes metric...Problem 115E:
How tall are you in a meters; b decimeters; c centimeters; d millimeters? Which of the four metric...Problem 116E:
What do you weigh in a milligrams; b grams; c kilograms? Which of these units do you think is best...Problem 117E:
Standard printer and copier paper is the United States is 81/2 in. by 11 in. What are these...Problem 118E:
The density of aluminium is 2.7 g/cm3. An ecology minded student has gathered 126 empty aluminium...Problem 119E:
What is the average density of a single marble shown here? The total mass of the three marbles is...Problem 120E:
A woman has just given birth to a bouncing 6 lb, 7 oz baby boy. How should she describe the weight...Problem 121E:
A students drivers license lists her height as 5 feet, 5 inches. What is her height in meters?Problem 122E:
How many grams of milk are in a 12.0 fluid-ounce glass? The density of milk is 64.4 lb/ft3. There...Problem 123E:
The fuel tank in an automobile has a capacity of 11.8 gal. If the density of gasoline is 42.0...Problem 124E:
A welcome rainfall caused the temperature to drop by 33 F after a sweltering day in Chicago. What is...Problem 125E:
At high noon on the lunar equator the temperature may reach 243 F. At night the temperature may sink...Problem 126E:
A recipe calls for a quarter cup of butter. Calculate its mass in grams if its density is 0.86 g/cm3...Problem 128E:
In Active Example 3-29 you calculated that you would have to work six weeks to earn enough money to...Problem 1PE:
Write each of the following in scientific notation: a 3, 887.5; b 409, 809, 089 c 0.000022; d...Problem 2PE:
Write each of the following numbers in ordinary decimal form: a 0.011 x 10 -3 ; b 14.3 x 10 -2; d...Problem 5PE:
How many seconds are in 12 minutes?Problem 13PE:
What is the volume of liquid in the buret in the illustration? Note that the volumes on a buret,...Problem 15PE:
Round off each of the following quantities to two significant figures: a 25.55 mL; b 0.00254 m; c...Problem 17PE:
At a certain temperature, 0.878 g of a pure liquid substance occupies 1.00 mL. What is the volume of...Problem 25PE:
The mass of a 50.00-milliliter sample of methanol is 39.59 grams. Determine the density of methanol.Browse All Chapters of This Textbook
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