Factor Label Method
Unit Analysis
Converting from one unit to another
? Evan P. Silberstein, 2007
? Mount Everest, is the tallest mountain on earth. It is 8,848 meters high.
? How many feet high is Mount Everest?
Use relationships or definitions that you are given to figure out unit conversion problems.
We need the following definitions:
? We started with meters. (Everest is 8,848 m tall) ? We have three definitions:
? Only the last definition relates to meters
o First we will use the last definition to convert meters to centimeters
o Then we will use the middle definition to convert centimeters to inches
o Finally we will use the first definition to convert inches to feet
Factors are fractions formed from the two values in the definition
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