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2 years ago

Convert 7.6 cm/yr (centimeters per year) to km/Myr (kilometer per million years.

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You'd do the same as in brainly.com/question/2700999

lemme hmmm redo the fractions... and as I said, you flip them around as needed
$\cfrac{7.6cm}{1y}\cdot \cfrac{1m}{100cm}\cdot \cfrac{1km}{1000m}\cdot \cfrac{1,000,000y}{1myr}$

notice, we flipped them some, so the unit ends either above or below
in order to cancel the one on the left

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