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CP- YY - Convert 18.8 TM³ to ZW 3 1 TM = 7.108 DD, using the following equalities: 1 CP = 2.104 BX, *1Bx = 4 YY 1DD = 4.966 ZW. %3D

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Problem 104AP: Convert 45 mi/h to m/s, showing how the units cancel appropriately.

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How do you convert 18.8 CP²/TM³ to YY²/ZW³?

Use the folowing inequalities: 1CP=2.104 BX, *Bx=4 YY, 1TM=7.1088DD, 1DD=4.966ZW.

When writing out the answer leave out the units.

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YY2
Convert 18.8
TM3
to
ZW 3
1 TM = 7.108 DD,
using the following equalities: 1 CP = 2.104 BX,
1Bx = 4 YY
*
||
1DD = 4.966 ZW.

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