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(6) What are the conversions for the following? a. HP to BTU/hr b. in? to ft? c. hours to seconds
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a) I hop = 254h Btu/hr b) 128 in=lft. 1 in=l 12 ft. L: 12 in ² = 1 ft², 1 in ² = 69454 ft?. c) Ihr= 60 seconds. 149

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