<p>Dimensional Analysis Practice (Factor Label Method)</p><p>Name ______</p><p>Three humdingers make one farknarkle. Two zipporwills make one humdinger. Five tukafores make one zipporwill. One farknarkle has a mass of four grams. You can buy three tukafores for two cents.</p><p>1. If you have 18 zipporwills, how many farknarkles can you make?</p><p>2. What is the mass of 6 zipporwills?</p><p>3. What is the mass of 15 tukafores?</p><p>4. If you have 8 grams of farknarkle, how many humdingers do you have?</p><p>5. What is the cost to buy 2 grams of farknarkle?</p><p>6. If you buy 20 cents worth of tukafores, how many farknarkles can you make? Dimensional Analysis Practice</p><p>Name ______</p><p>Suppose you wanted to build a fence out of cedar boards. Each cedar board is 8.0 inches wide. You want no spaces between the cedar boards. For each cedar board you use, you need four nails.</p><p>Nails are $5.00 per pound There are 150 nails per pound. There are 12 inches in a foot. There are 2.2 pounds in a kilogram. There are 1000 grams in a kilogram.</p><p>1. To build a 100.0 foot fence, what will be the cost of the nails?</p><p>2. To build a 50.0-foot fence, what will be the mass in grams of the nails you will need?</p><p>3. If you spend 100.00 dollars on nails, how long of a cedar fence could you build?</p><p>4. If you have 3000. grams of nails, how long of a cedar fence could you build? Dimensional Analysis Practice</p><p>Name ______</p><p>One dozen eggs has a mass of 600 grams. There are 12 eggs in a dozen. There are 1000 grams in a kilogram. There are 2.2 kilograms in a pound. One dozen eggs costs $1.00</p><p>1. If you have 63 eggs, how many dozens do you have?</p><p>2. If you have 3.4 dozen eggs, how many eggs do you have?</p><p>3. What is the mass in kilograms of 37 eggs?</p><p>4. How much would it cost to buy 23 eggs?</p><p>5. If you have 3.2 kilograms of eggs, how many eggs do you have?</p>