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Chemistry Conversion Chart: Yards per Meter, Liters per Quart, and Pounds per Kilogram

Construct three directional conversion ratios between U.S. customary and metric units, and distinguish each requested factor from its reciprocal.

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Construct conversion factors written as ratios for these three requested quantities:(a) The number of yards corresponding to 1 meter.(b) The number of liters corresponding to 1 liquid quart.(c) The number of pounds corresponding to 1 kilogram.

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This page answers all three directional-ratio requests in OpenStax Chemistry 2e Exercise 1.57. It uses the chapter’s U.S. liquid quart and avoirdupois pound, and distinguishes the requested ratios from their reciprocals. The displayed five-significant-figure factors agree with Table 1.6; the underlying defined relations and extra digits are provided only to explain the calculation.