Chemistry Practice Problems: Compound Unit Conversions

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[@songlenghak5856]

I did the math over and over and over for problem 4 and it always come up to .058167211ect.... I dont understand how you can get a positive number when you keep on divdint 1000 then 12^3 then divide again by 2.54^3 and the last one by 10^-2. If anyone here can tell me how he got 581.672 please tell me.

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