Unit Conversions - SSAT Middle Level Quantitative

1. What is $250\ \text{cm}$ converted to meters?

   $2.5\ \text{m}$. Divide centimeters by the conversion factor of $100$ centimeters per meter to obtain the equivalent in meters.

2. What is the conversion factor from days to hours, written as an equality?

   $1\ \text{day} = 24\ \text{hr}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between days and hours in the time measurement system.

3. What is the conversion factor from meters to centimeters, written as an equality?

   $1\ \text{m} = 100\ \text{cm}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between meters and centimeters in the metric system.

4. What is $3\ \text{mi}$ converted to feet?

   $15840\ \text{ft}$. Multiply miles by the conversion factor of $5280$ feet per mile to obtain the equivalent in feet.

5. What is $2\ \text{hr}\ 15\ \text{min}$ converted to minutes?

   $135\ \text{min}$. Convert hours to minutes using $60$ minutes per hour and add the remaining minutes for the total.

6. What is the conversion factor from miles to feet, written as an equality?

   $1\ \text{mi} = 5280\ \text{ft}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between miles and feet in the US customary system.

7. What is the conversion factor from kilograms to grams, written as an equality?

   $1\ \text{kg} = 1000\ \text{g}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between kilograms and grams in the metric system.

8. What is the conversion factor from cups to fluid ounces, written as an equality?

   $1\ \text{c} = 8\ \text{fl oz}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between cups and fluid ounces in the US customary system.

9. What is the conversion factor from liters to milliliters, written as an equality?

   $1\ \text{L} = 1000\ \text{mL}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between liters and milliliters in the metric system.

10. What is the conversion factor from tons to pounds, written as an equality?

    $1\ \text{ton} = 2000\ \text{lb}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between tons and pounds in the US customary system.

11. What is $3.5\ \text{L}$ converted to milliliters?

    $3500\ \text{mL}$. Multiply liters by the conversion factor of $1000$ milliliters per liter to obtain the equivalent in milliliters.

12. What is the conversion factor from pounds to ounces, written as an equality?

    $1\ \text{lb} = 16\ \text{oz}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between pounds and ounces in the US customary system.

13. What is the conversion factor from pints to cups, written as an equality?

    $1\ \text{pt} = 2\ \text{c}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between pints and cups in the US customary system.

14. What is the conversion factor from quarts to pints, written as an equality?

    $1\ \text{qt} = 2\ \text{pt}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between quarts and pints in the US customary system.

15. What is the conversion factor from gallons to quarts, written as an equality?

    $1\ \text{gal} = 4\ \text{qt}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between gallons and quarts in the US customary system.

16. What is $2.5\ \text{yd}$ converted to feet?

    $7.5\ \text{ft}$. Multiply yards by the conversion factor of $3$ feet per yard to obtain the equivalent in feet.

17. What is $1.2\ \text{kg}$ converted to grams?

    $1200\ \text{g}$. Multiply kilograms by the conversion factor of $1000$ grams per kilogram to obtain the equivalent in grams.

18. What is the conversion factor from feet to inches, written as an equality?

    $1\ \text{ft} = 12\ \text{in}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between feet and inches in the US customary system.

19. What is the conversion factor from hours to minutes, written as an equality?

    $1\ \text{hr} = 60\ \text{min}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between hours and minutes in the time measurement system.

20. What is the conversion factor from grams to milligrams, written as an equality?

    $1\ \text{g} = 1000\ \text{mg}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between grams and milligrams in the metric system.

21. What is the conversion factor from yards to feet, written as an equality?

    $1\ \text{yd} = 3\ \text{ft}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between yards and feet in the US customary system.

22. What is $4.5\ \text{ft}$ converted to inches?

    $54\ \text{in}$. Multiply feet by the conversion factor of $12$ inches per foot to obtain the equivalent in inches.

23. What is the conversion factor from kilometers to meters, written as an equality?

    $1\ \text{km} = 1000\ \text{m}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between kilometers and meters in the metric system.

24. What is the conversion factor from minutes to seconds, written as an equality?

    $1\ \text{min} = 60\ \text{s}$. This equality represents the standard conversion factor between minutes and seconds in the time measurement system.

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