Questions and ProblemsUse dimensional analysis to answer each of the following using the group round robin method.Please be helpful and patient while each student does their share!1. Express 1.00 x 102 yards in units of centimeters.2. Judy runs an eight minute mile. The course is marked as 1.0 miles. How many meters did Judyrun in eight minutes?

Since, 1 yard =91.44 cm and 1 mile =1609.344 m Then,

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1. Express 1.00 x 102 yards in units of centimeters. 2. Judy runs an eight minute mile. The course is marked as 1.0 miles. How many meters did Judy run in eight minutes?

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