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Download Measurement Lab Go and find a TV or Computer Screen. Measure
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Measurement Lab Go and find a TV or Computer Screen. Measure the size of the screen (the diagonal measurement which is 32 inches in the example), measure the height of the (which is 15.7 inches in the example), and the width of the TV screen (which is 28 inches in the example). List the Size, height, and width of the screen in terms of: inches, feet, miles, millimeter, centimeters, decimeters, meters, and kilometers Measurement Inches Feet Miles Millimeter Centimeter Decimeter Meter Kilometer Size (Diagonal length) Height Width Now determine the area of the TV screen in: square inches, square feet, square miles, square millimeter, square centimeters, square decimeters, square meters, and square kilometers Measurement Square Inches Square Feet Square Miles Square Millimeter Square Centimeter Square Decimeter Square Meter Square Kilometer Area I own a TV set that is 143 inches square. Determine the area of my TV screen in: square inches, square feet, square miles, square millimeter, square centimeters, square decimeters, square meters, and square kilometers Measurement Square Inches Square Feet Square Miles Square Millimeter Square Centimeter Square Decimeter Square Meter Square Kilometer Area My retro TV set is boxed shaped. It is 1859 inches cubed. Determine the volume of the TV screen in: cube inches, cube feet, cube miles, cube millimeter, cube centimeters, cube decimeters, cube meters, and cube kilometers. (look at the pattern, don’t let this problem trip you up) Measurement Cube Inches Cube Feet Cube Miles Cube Millimeter Cube Centimeter Cube Decimeter Cube Meter Cube Kilometer Volume If you could select any place in the world to live were would it be (feel free to say Winston-Salem)? Look up the population and area of your ideal location and compute its population density (the number of people living in a square mile). Present the solution to the following questions in Kelvin, Celsius, and Fahrenheit temperatures (label each measurement correctly) 1) What is the hottest (highest) temperature ever recorded in North Carolina 2) What is the coldest (lowest) temperature ever recorded in North Carolina (temperature not wind chill) 3) What is the hottest (highest) temperature ever recorded in Charlotte 4) What is the coldest (lowest) temperature ever recorded in Charlotte (temperature not wind chill) 5) What is the temperature of absolute zero 6) What is the temperature of water freezing 7) What is the temperature of water boiling
