(10%) Conclusion 1) For all calculations use Microsoft's Equation Editor to show all work for each calculation with the following specifications A) Show the raw formula solving for the unknown variable B) Substitute into the raw formula with units. C) Show final answer with units 2) For all calculations abide by the rules of significant figures 1) (10%) Convert 6.0 feet to centimeters via the factor-label method using only the appropriate ratios 5,280 feet 12inches 100 centimeter 2.54 centimeter S 1mile 1 foot linch 1meter from the following 60 seconds 60 minute and 1minute 1 hour Show all work! Note: Though mathematical constants (such conversion factors (such 12inches/1foot or 100cm/1m) are infinitely precise, measurements are only finitelv precise. For example, 60minutes/1hour could be written as 60.000,000./1.000,000. hour as 2 and t in the formula 2r) and many as 60minutes/1hour or 60seconds/1minute or Note: The conversion factor 2.54cm/in and the derived conversion factor 5,280ft/mile are accurate to the significant figures shown; these conversion not infinitely precise factors are Hint: The answer is between 150cm and 200cm, inclusive. Note: Only 1 line is required for a unit conversion. EquationObject (10%) Conclusion 1) For all calculations use Microsoft's Equation Editor to show all work for each calculation with the following specifications A) Show the raw formula solving for the unknown variable B) Substitute into the raw formula with units. C) Show final answer with units 2) For all calculations abide by the rules of significant figures 1) (10%) Convert 6.0 feet to centimeters via the factor-label method using only the appropriate ratios 5,280 feet 12inches 100 centimeter 2.54 centimeter S 1mile 1 foot linch 1meter from the following 60 seconds 60 minute and 1minute 1 hour Show all work! Note: Though mathematical constants (such conversion factors (such 12inches/1foot or 100cm/1m) are infinitely precise, measurements are only finitelv precise. For example, 60minutes/1hour could be written as 60.000,000./1.000,000. hour as 2 and t in the formula 2r) and many as 60minutes/1hour or 60seconds/1minute or Note: The conversion factor 2.54cm/in and the derived conversion factor 5,280ft/mile are accurate to the significant figures shown; these conversion not infinitely precise factors are Hint: The answer is between 150cm and 200cm, inclusive. Note: Only 1 line is required for a unit conversion. EquationObject