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What do we have to do to the conversion factor if we are dealing with units that measure area?

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clarkmar003

You would cube it so if theres a cube it answer than use that

The conversion factor to the units of the measure of area is squared. Thus, option D is correct.

What is a conversion factor?

A conversion factor is given as the number that enables the changing of one set of units to another with the help of mathematical operations such as division or multiplication.

The area can be given as the region that is found bounded within the shape. The unit of area has been measured in square units. Thereby the conversion factor dealing with the area made to be squared. Thus, option D is correct.

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