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In this video, we're going to use a practice problem to practice chemistry conversions.
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For our practice problem, we're going to say that the earth has 6 .0 times 10 to the 23rd particles on it.
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We're also going to say that there are 7 .2 billion people on earth.
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For the purpose of keeping our units the same, we're going to call them persons.
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Let's say every one person can count two particles per second.
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The goal of our question is to find out how many years it would take to count every part of on earth.
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Start out just by setting up this problem, we can cancel out particles and persons.
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Just by doing the math here, we would be left with seconds.
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A division on the bottom is equal to a multiplication on the top.
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So we could say one second over two in this case.
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Since we want to get to years, we now have to get rid of seconds.
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And to do this, we'll have to put one minute is equal to 60 seconds...