Recap of Homework 1 1)Use the available material given in the notes 2)Show your work, DON’T FORGET THE UNITS 3)(1km) 2 =(1000m) 2  1km 2 =(1000) 2 m 2.

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Recap of Homework 1 1)Use the available material given in the notes 2)Show your work, DON’T FORGET THE UNITS 3)(1km) 2 =(1000m) 2  1km 2 =(1000) 2 m 2 =1.000,000m 2 4)1m 3 =1000L 5)Round the numbers correctly Grades:10 questions  100/100 Each question had 2 conversions, each one takes 5points If you didn’t show your work clearly, you lost points

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