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Tuesday, July 2, 2019

Simple Factor Label Problems

These problems involve one unit that needs to be converted where the conversion can be done in one step. It is assumed that you understand the metric system and the prefixes.

Sample Problem 1

How many grams are there in 3.47 kg?


 

Sample Problem 2

How many ML are there in 9.01 L?


Your turn

Solve the following problems. The answers are available here.
  1. How many L are there in 3.88 kL?
  2. What is the mass in grams of 91.8 µg?
  3. How many kL will fit in a container that holds 0.115 L?
  4. How many mm are equal to 347 m?
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