Juan is 1.73 m tall and weighs 52 kg. Express his height and weight in centimeters and grams,A piece of carpet is 68.75 cm wide. How many strips of carpet will it take to cover the width of a room that is 50 m wide?A cylindrical water tank can hold 1500 liters of water. Determine its radius and diameter if it is 50 m tall.A metal block which measures 25 cm x 10 cm x 0.05 m has a mass of 12.50 kg. Find its density in g/mL.You walk 5 feet and turn right for another 3 meters to go out of your classroom from your chair. You turn left to a distance of 20 yards and reach the canteen. What is your total distance covered in meters? ACTIVITY 3: PROBLEM SOLVINGDirections: Solve the following problems. Show your complete solutions. Express your finalanswers in two decimal places.1. Juan is 1.73 m tall and weighs 52 kg. Express his height and weight in centimetersand grams, respectively.2. A piece of carpet is 68.75 cm wide. How many strips of carpet will it take to cover thewidth of a room that is 5.50 m wide?3. A cylindrical water tank can hold 1500 liters of water. Determine its radius anddiameter if it is 1.50 m tall.

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Juan is 1.73 m tall and weighs 52 kg. Express his height and weight in centimeters and grams, respectively. A piece of carpet is 68.75 cm wide. How many strips of carpet will it take to cover the width of a room that is 5.50 m wide? A cylindrical water tank can hold 1500 liters of water. Determine its radius and diameter if it is 1.50 m tall.

Juan is 1.73 m tall and weighs 52 kg. Express his height and weight in centimeters and grams, respectively. A piece of carpet is 68.75 cm wide. How many strips of carpet will it take to cover the width of a room that is 5.50 m wide? A cylindrical water tank can hold 1500 liters of water. Determine its radius and diameter if it is 1.50 m tall.

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