text: Mathematics
  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  I need to calculate the scientific notation 8.3 x 10e6 kg/2.5 x 10e9 cme3. I can't convert the kg into cm. Anyone know how to do this problem?
  
  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  kg doesnt convert to cm, kg is a weight where as cm is a distance does that make sense? is the problem given to you in fraction form? if so you can have your final answer be kg/cm
  
  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  Looking at it it will be $\frac{kg}{cm^3}$
  
  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  The problem can be viewed as: $\frac{8.3}{2.5}*\frac{10^6}{10^9}*\frac{kg}{cm^3}$
  
  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  cm^3 is a volume so that can be done and $1cm ^{3} = 1ml$
  
  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  wait a thats a volume not a weight. okay either way there not going to cancel out so you'll multiply the top across and the bottom across and then your lable will just be kg/$cm ^{3}$
  
  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  That's a density problem (how much a known volume weighs) and kg*cm^-3 is considered a derived unit. $\left(\begin{matrix}8.3*10^6 \\ 2.5*10^9\end{matrix}\right)kg*cm ^{-3}=3.32*10^{-3} kg*cm ^{-3}$
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  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  I need to calculate the scientific notation 8.3 x 10e6 kg/2.5 x 10e9 cme3. I can't convert the kg into cm. Anyone know how to do this problem?
  
  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  kg doesnt convert to cm, kg is a weight where as cm is a distance does that make sense? is the problem given to you in fraction form? if so you can have your final answer be kg/cm
  
  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  Looking at it it will be $\frac{kg}{cm^3}$
  
  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  The problem can be viewed as: $\frac{8.3}{2.5}*\frac{10^6}{10^9}*\frac{kg}{cm^3}$
  
  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  cm^3 is a volume so that can be done and $1cm ^{3} = 1ml$
  
  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  wait a thats a volume not a weight. okay either way there not going to cancel out so you'll multiply the top across and the bottom across and then your lable will just be kg/$cm ^{3}$
  
  OpenStudy (anonymous):
  
  That's a density problem (how much a known volume weighs) and kg*cm^-3 is considered a derived unit. $\left(\begin{matrix}8.3*10^6 \\ 2.5*10^9\end{matrix}\right)kg*cm ^{-3}=3.32*10^{-3} kg*cm ^{-3}$
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