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3. Challenge: Select Distance again from the Conversion menu. Use the conversion factors on the tiles to
calculate how many miles, yards, feet, and inches are in 1 meter. Next, use the Mass and Volume
conversion tiles to determine how many pounds and ounces are in a gram and how many gallons are in a
liter.
Quantity
Metric base unit
U. S. unit equivalent
miles
yards
feet
Distance
1 meter =
inches
pounds
Mass
1 gram =
ounces
Volume
1 liter =
gallons
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