Fundamentals of Mathematics, 2008a

518 CHAPTER 9. MEASUREMENT AND GEOMETRY
Exercise 9.2.22
15,000 oz to tons
Exercise 9.2.23 (Solution on p. 569.)
9 tbsp to teaspoons
Exercise 9.2.24
3 c to tablespoons
Exercise 9.2.25 (Solution on p. 569.)
5 pt to uid ounces
Exercise 9.2.26
16 tsp to cups
Exercise 9.2.27 (Solution on p. 569.)
5 oz to quarts
Exercise 9.2.28
3 qt to gallons
Exercise 9.2.29 (Solution on p. 569.)
5 pt to teaspoons
Exercise 9.2.30
3 qt to tablespoons
Exercise 9.2.31 (Solution on p. 569.)
18 min to seconds
Exercise 9.2.32
4 days to hours
Exercise 9.2.33 (Solution on p. 569.)
3 hr to days
Exercise 9.2.34
hr to days
1
2
Exercise 9.2.35 (Solution on p. 569.)
da to weeks
1
2
Exercise 9.2.36
3 1 7
wk to seconds
9.2.5.1 Exercises for Review
Exercise 9.2.37 (Solution on p. 569.)
(Section 2.5) Specify the digits by which 23,840 is divisible.
Exercise 9.2.38
(Section 4.5) Find 2 4 5 of 5 5 6 of 7 5 7 .
Exercise 9.2.39 (Solution on p. 569.)
() Convert 0.3 2 3
to a fraction.
Exercise 9.2.40
(Section 8.3) Use the clustering method to estimate the sum: 53 + 82 + 79 + 49.
Exercise 9.2.41 (Solution on p. 569.)
(Section 8.4) Use the distributive property to compute the product: 60 · 46.
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