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Chapter 11: QCYL (page 595)

Convert a volume of 9.345 qt to liters.

Short Answer

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A volume of 9.345 qt is equal to 8.844 liters.

Step by step solution

01

Common conversion factor

A unit conversion factor is a ratio of two equivalent amounts expressed in different measuring units.

02

Explanation

We know from the table that the conversion faction for qt to lit is, 1qt = 0.94635 L.

To calculate the volume in qt for the given question, we need to simplify the following:

X lit = 9.345 qt x conversion factor.

03

Calculation

\(\begin{array}{c}x\,lit = 9.345\,qt \times \frac{{0.94635\,liter}}{{1\,qt}}\\ = 8.8436\;\,liter.\end{array}\)

Rounding off to 4 significant figures, we get 8.844 L.

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