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Georgia [21]
2 years ago
9

What conversion factor would you use to solve thikproblem?

Mathematics
1 answer:
ira [324]2 years ago
8 0

Conversion factor is the term that is to be multiplied to a variable when converting between units. The conversion factor is: 2.20lbs /kg

Given that:

54kg \to x\ lbs

From standard unit of conversion:

1kg = 2.20lbs

So, we have:

54kg \to x\ lbs

1kg = 2.20lbs

Cross multiply

54kg \times 2.20lbs = xlbs \times 1kg

Divide both sides by 1kg

54kg \times 2.20lbs /kg= xlbs

Rewrite as:

x = 54kg \times 2.20lbs /kg

Hence, the conversion factor is: 2.20lbs /kg

Read more about conversion factors at:

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