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What are conversion factors?

Fixed ratios to change units

When using conversion factors, what stays the same?

The actual amount

How many millilitres equal 1 cup?

250 ml250 \text{ ml}

How many millilitres equal 1 tablespoon?

15 ml15 \text{ ml}

What operation do you use when converting from larger units to smaller units?

Multiply

Convert 4 cups to ml.

1000 ml1000 \text{ ml}

Convert 60 ml60 \text{ ml} to tablespoons.

4 tbsp4 \text{ tbsp}

Convert 22 cups and 33 tbsp to ml.

545 ml545 \text{ ml}

Which is the correct size order from largest to smallest?

Cup, tablespoon, teaspoon

What is a common mistake when converting units?

Using the wrong operation

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