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Big Ideas Math Integrated I, 2016

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1. Solving Simple Equations

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Exercise 62 Page 10

When multiplying conversion factors, make sure the only remaining units are the desired units.

300

Practice makes perfect

Let's start by copying the given statement. 5L/min=L/h

In this exercise, we need to change liters per minute into liters per hour. The conversion factor is given according to the following table.

Starting Unit	Converted Unit
60 minutes	1 hour

To perform this conversion, we need to multiply the given value by this conversion factor.

5 L/min * 60 min/1 h

Multiply fractions

5 L * 60 min/min* 1 h

Cross out common factors

5 L * 60 min/min* 1 h

Simplify quotient

5 L* 60/1 h

Multiply

300 L/h

Therefore, the value missing from the given statement is 300.

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Communicate Your Answer p.3

Monitoring Progress p.4-7

Exercises p.8-10