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CLEP General Mathematics: Unit Conversion
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CLEP General Mathematics: Unit Conversion
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1. Converting smaller units into larger unit

2. The most common larger unit of mass is the

3. ft. to in.

4. The Metric System

5. deciliter

6. 1 gallon (gal.)

7. 1 fl. oz

8. decameter

9. US Customary units of length

10. milligram

11. Zeros to the right of both the decimal place and another significant digit

12. Subtracting inches

13. deci

14. To convert miles to kilometers

15. To convert kilometers to miles

16. Converting bigger units to smaller units is going to smaller units and means going to bigger numbers

17. The number of days in a month varies between

18. The U.S. Customary System

19. centi

20. centigram

21. metric ton

22. Converting smaller units into bigger units is going to bigger units and means going to smaller numbers. Like Converting 7 -920 yards to miles!

23. Fluid Ounces and Milliliters

24. To convert between units

25. The most common unit that is smaller than a gram is the

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