(gravitational)G=6.67x10^-8 cm^3/(g.s^2) by using conversion factors, determine the value of G in SI, English, and Engineering systems of units.
i figure out the SI the answer is (6.67x10^-8 cm^3/g.s^2) * (6.67x10^-14 m^3/6.67x10^-8 cm^3)* (10^3g/1kg)=6.67x10^-11 m^3/kg.s^2. is this correct?
also i dont know how to solve by using english and engineering sysyterms of units.
G=6.67x10^-8 cm^3/(g.s^2)
We know that 1m =100cm =102cm then 1cm = (1/102)m
1kg =1000grams =103g then 1g =(1/103)kg
Now 6.67x10^-8 cm^3/(g.s^2) =6.67x10^-8 (1/102)^3m3/(1/103kg.s^2)
=6.67x10-8 *10-6*103m3/(kg.s^2) =6.67x10-11m3/(kg.s2)
The English Engineering System of Units (commonly called English units)
We know that 1kg = 2.2046lbm
1m =3.28084ft
G = 6.67x10-11m3/(kg.s2) = =6.67x10-11 *(3.2808)ft3/((2.2046lbm.s2) =106.84*10^-11ft3/lbm.s2
= 1.0684*10-9ft3/lbm.s2
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