A conversion is the change between two units (usually units of measurement).
For example...
if you have 2 kg and you want to find out how many grams are in it, you multiply by the amount of grams there are in ONE kilogram, 1000. Therefore, 2 times 1000 is 2000 grams.
what are some examples of conversion, in math not in science
That depends what exactly you want to convert. There are hundreds of conversion charts, for different purposes.
That's two words, you know. Conversion factors are just math quantities that you use to convert one unit into a different one.What's the conversion factor for changing inches into centimeters?
The first caveman who wanted to trade some buffalo meat in return for a couple of days with his neighbor's wife needed math to calculate the optimum meat conversion factor.
A sub branch of pharmacology is called Posology in which we do the adjustment of dose. So for the calculation of dose a lil bit math is invlove in keeping conversion of grams into mili gram, mili litter etc
what are some examples of conversion, in math not in science
That depends what exactly you want to convert. There are hundreds of conversion charts, for different purposes.
Nothing in particular. It has its normal dictionary definition. All kinds of conversion can be done in mathematics.
What is the maybe conversion from pounds to kilograms
divide the kilometers by 1.6093 to get in miles.
the answer to the question is 520.
Search online for weight conversion charts and do the math.
It is the constant of proportionality or the conversion factor.
That's two words, you know. Conversion factors are just math quantities that you use to convert one unit into a different one.What's the conversion factor for changing inches into centimeters?
The question makes no sense, as I've never heard of a "math" as a monetary unit. To convert from, say, US Dollars to Euros, you simply multiply by whatever the current conversion factor is.
The conversion relations between km and m are given .By the conversion table : . we can say that. 1 km =1000 m.
The first caveman who wanted to trade some buffalo meat in return for a couple of days with his neighbor's wife needed math to calculate the optimum meat conversion factor.