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EXIT TICKET: Unit Conversions2

Goal 2.1a - I can identify the numbers represented by prefixes used with the Standard International (SI) Measurement System.
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What does the prefix "Kilo" represent in terms of numbers?

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What does the prefix "Milli" represent in terms of numbers?

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What does the prefix "Centi" represent in terms of numbers?

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What does the prefix "Micro" represent in terms of numbers?

Goal 2.1b - I can convert units using dimensional analysis (1-step).
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Convert 14 minutes to seconds.

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

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Convert 20 feet to yards.

What unit do we "Have" to start with?

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Convert 20 feet to yards.

Organize: Which units should cancel during this conversion?

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Organize: Which set up would cancel the units that you identifed in the previous question?

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Organize: Convert 20 feet to yards. (1 yard = 3 feet)

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Identify a mistake made in the unit conversion attempt below.

Convert the following quantity: 7 hours into minutes

Want: minutes Have: hours Organize:

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Convert 90 inches to feet.

Want: convert inches--->feet Have: 90 inches

Organize: (1 foot = 12 inches)

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Convert 2.4 minutes to seconds.

Organize: (1 minute = 60 seconds)

Goal 2.1c - I can convert units using dimensional analysis (2-step).
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Convert 10 days to minutes.

Want: Have:

Organize: (1 day = 24 hours, 1 hour = 60 minutes)

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Convert 8 yards to inches.

Want: Have:

Organize: (1 yard = 3 feet, 1 foot = 12 inches)

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You complete the inkblot lab and your average inkblot length is 12 centimeters. Your friend completes the same lab and their average inkblot length is 5 inches. Which average length is longer 12 centimeters or 5 inches?

Show your work by using scratch paper and uploading a photo, or by editing the background below. If an answer is shown without work it will be considered incomplete (0%). Work includes showing all units and crossing out units as they cancel so that only one final unit remains.

Want: Have:

Organize: (1 inch = 2.54 centimeters)