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5/20 Review_Converting Units_ct - ETM

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Due Date: Monday 5/23 at 8:15am

STOP: If you forgot how to convert units watch this video.

Goal - I can convert units using a unit canceling process (called dimensional analysis).

Question 1
1.

You got up this morning and walked 790 steps to school. How many feet was that?


What unit do we "Want" to get to here?

Question 2
2.

You got up this morning and walked 790 steps to school. How many feet was that?


What unit do we "Have" to start with?

Question 3
3.

You got up this morning and walked 790 steps to school. How many feet was that?


Organize: Which units should cancel when converting units to solve this problem?

Question 4
4.

You got up this morning and walked 790 steps to school. How many feet was that?

Organize and Identify Setup: (1 step = 2.5 feet)

Question 5
5.

You got up this morning and walked 790 steps to school. How many feet was that?

Organize and solve: (1 step = 2.5 feet)


Question 6
6.

Yesterday you walked 4,100 feet to your friend’s place after school. How many yards was that?

Organize and Solve: (1 yard = 3 feet)


Question 7
7.

Each day you walk 14.5 feet from the door to your seat in Physics. How many inches is that?

Organize and Identify setup: (1 foot = 12 inches)

Question 8
8.

You spent 170 seconds texting your mom this morning. How many minutes were you texting your mom this morning?

Organize and Identify Setup: (1 minute = 60 seconds)

Question 9
9.

During lunch yesterday you spent 14 minutes on your phone. How many seconds was that?

Question 10
10.

You spend 450 seconds talking to a friend on your phone last night. How many minutes is that?

Organize and Identify setup: ( 1 minute = 60 seconds)

Extra Practice (Recommended Not Required)

Question 11
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Each day you walk an average of 98.4 feet between each class. How many meters is that?

Organize & Solve: (1 meter = 3.28 feet)