Asked by 대박

how is using a conversion factor different from using proportions to convert measurement units? Explain which is easier and why.

Can someone help me with an example fast?!
Answered by 대박
or not...
Answered by can i have some help too
can i have some help too
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on what
Answered by A pErsOn
you guys need to do the work of you could get in trouble!
Answered by A pErsOn
also you learned about this already so you should know.
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Answered by FNaF non-binary
I'll post my answer, you'll just have to change it a little...
Answered by FNaF non-binary
Conversion factor is where you already know the conversion and the percentage means that you'll have to find the conversion factor to solve the equation. However, if you do not already have a fixed regular conversion, you have to use proportion.

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Answered by Coco
Who has the answers for Conversions Factors And Proportions Quiz part 1?
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Answered by LOL
Conversion factor is where you already know the conversion and the percentage means that you'll have to find the conversion factor to solve the equation. However, if you do not already have a fixed regular conversion, you have to use proportion.

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