The document discusses unit multipliers, which are ratios where the numerator and denominator are equivalent measures but expressed in different units. It provides examples of converting between inches and feet, including problems like converting 12 inches to feet or converting 1 foot to inches. More examples are listed but not explained, involving converting between other units like gallons and quarts or pounds and ounces.

1. Lesson 52.notebook February 26, 2013
Lesson 52:
*unit multiplier – a ratio in which the numerator and
denominator are equivalent measures but different units
FYI....
12 in. 1 ft.
OR
1 ft. 12 in.

2. Lesson 52.notebook February 26, 2013
Examples (Lesson 52):
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