You may print this sheet, if you wish, but it is not necessary. Please show work carefully and clearly put a box around the final result of your calculation. This means that every conversion factor must be shown and you must show the units that cancel out. Your work will be checked off in class. Problems will be scored out of a total of 10 points each and you will earn 70 points just for attempting all of the problems. Your score will be 70 plus however many points you earn. The bonus question is worth 5 extra points and it is permitted to earn up to 105.
Use only the conversion factors in the table above.
Convert 2.4 miles (mi) to meters (m)
Convert 2 fortnights to minutes (min)
Convert 42 cups to liters (L)
Bonus: What is the most common conversion between metric units?
Did you remember to show your work properly? The point of this lesson is not the correct answer, which you could Google anyway. The point is to learn the skill of unit conversion, which is an important one throughout your chemistry course.