Answer:
D.
Step-by-step explanation:
Just did it. hope it helps!
Most people have trouble deciding on what conversion factor to use. If there you use one conversion factor, and you get something like this:
(gal^2)/qt
Then you know that you used the wrong conversion factor. ALWAYS remember to multiply and divide your units. If you don't, you will not know whether or not you got what you were looking for.
7 is incorrect. The answer should be -4. Here's how I'd derive it:

With
, we should expect
. If
, then

Also,

so we should expect
and

You seem to be taking

but this is not an identity.
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8 is incorrect. Just a silly mistake, you swapped the order of the terms in the numerator. It should be

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9. Use the identity from (7).
lies in the second quadrant, so

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