ans)
from above data that
4)
we know that the
the SI unit for mass is kilogram symbol (kg)
the SI unit for length is meter (m)
5)
a)1.345 s=......
here we convert to seconds per hour
we know that
1 sec=0.000278 hour
so we get
1.345 sec=0.0003739 hour
b)
247.5 kg=........pg
here convert kilograms to pico grams
1 kilogram=1*10^15
so we get
247.5 kilograms=1*10^15*247.5
=2.47*10^17 picograms
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