So my instructor has indicated my work was wrong and have to show more work with #1 A. B. And C and #2

I suppose she is requesting an answer for each conversion listed below, show the work and cross out format to get the finial correct answers. Thanks so much for the effort I'll be sure to leave a thumbs up if everything goes well

Here's the conversions she explained

Laboratory Report Week 1: Measurements & The Scientific Method Student Measurement (Show Your Work!) 1. Complete the following measurements and conversions: a. Measure the thickness of a book in cm. Convert this measurement to meters using the table on Canvas. Thickness (measured). cm Show Your Work: Thickness (converted) m b. Measure the length of your phone in mm (smallest increment on the metric side of ruler mm Length (measured). Show Your Work: Laboratory Report Length (converted). m c. You have 3.5 liters of a solution. How many ml is that? Show Your Work: mL 2. If you weighed an item and it was 45 mg, how many grams would that be? (Show work) To convert from one unit of measurement to another (ex: from meters to centimeters), you either multiply or divide the given measurement by a power of 10. The table below has some common units that you will need to know: Common metric units Kilo Unit Centi Milli Micro English 0.001 km 1 meter 100 cm 1.000 mm 1,000,000 um 39.37 in. 0.001 kg 1 gram 100 cg 1,000 mg 1,000,000 ug 0.04 oz 0.001 kl 1 liter 100 cl 1,000 ml 1,000,000 ul 1.06 qt. How to Make Conversions To demonstrate how you will be expected to calculate conversions, follow along step-by-step with the example below. You should be able to convert measurements using any of the above given units. For this example, we will convert length from cm m 1m 100 cm This can also be written as: 1 m or 100 cm 100 cm 1m Can you follow this on the common metric units table? Every cell in every row is equal in value all the way across: Kilo Unit Centi Milli Micro English 0.001 km 1 meter 100 cm 1,000 mm 1,000,000 um 39.37 in. We will convert 53 cm to m. Watch the following video and follow along in your notebook. You can view the step-by-step instructions in written form below the video instructions: 53cm 100cm 5:31 7:22 1x CC A You will be expected to use this format for all conversions in this course: You will be expected to use this format for all conversions in this course: Step 1: write out the known equation, making sure you put in the units in the correct place 53 cm x...= . m Step 2: write the fraction that will cancel out the unwanted unit & carry over the wanted unit 53 cm x 1772 100cm =...m Step 3: cross out the unwanted unit (in this case "cm"), multiply across, and then divide. 53 cm x 1m 100cm 0.53 m Always look at the answer at the end to make sure it makes sense. Does it make sense that 53 cm is the same as 0.53 m? Yes, because however many centimeters you have, you will have a fewer number of meters, since meters is a larger unit