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Use the data provided below to calculate the average loss of water from the snowpack (mm/day)...

Use the data provided below to calculate the average loss of water from the snowpack (mm/day) due to sublimation or evaporation for the months of November (dry snowpack) and May (liquid water in snowpack). To answer this question, remember that watts (W) are equal to Joules per second (J/s), and that there are 1000 kilograms of water per cubic meter of water (7 points).

  1. November, daily average latent heat flux was -77.11 W/m2. Convert this to mm/day of water loss from the snowpack.
  2. May, daily average latent heat flux was -51.6 W/m2. Convert this to mm/day of water loss from the snowpack.

I'm having trouble specifically with the unit conversions. Please write out how the units cancel out.

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