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Chapter 1: Q. 863 (page 179)

Mount Whitney is 3,072meters tall. Convert the height to kilometers.

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Mount Whitney is 3.072kilometer tall.

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Step 1. Given Information.

Mount Whitney is 3,072meters tall.

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Step 2. Conversion.

Multiply the measurement to be converted by 1. Then, write 1as a fraction relating the units given (meter) and the units needed (kilometer).

3072meter=3072meter路1=3072meter路1kilometer1000meter

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Step 3. Simplify.

Now, simplify the fraction and remove the common units.

3072meter=3072meter路1=3072meter路1kilometer1000meter=30721000kilometer=3.072kilometer.

Therefore, Mount Whitney is 3.072kilometer tall.

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