SOLUTION: convet 17.2 g/cubic cm to kg/cubic meter Thanks Robyn

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Question 160329: convet 17.2 g/cubic cm to kg/cubic meter Thanks Robyn
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20056)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
convert to

Begin with



then write the  as 



Now we know that , so we make a
unit fraction (one that equals 1) from that. We
will put the  in the denominator so
it will cancel with the  in the numerator.
So we will multiply by 

×

and, as you see, the grams 's cancel out:

×

Now we know that , so we make a
unit fraction (one that equals 1) from that. We
will put the  in the numerator so
it will cancel with the  in the denominator.
So we will multiply by .
However since there are three factors of ,
we will multiply it three times:

××××

Now you see that the 's all cancel out

××××













Edwin


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