the first two images are the solutions to the example question, could you please help me to solve the question of the third image plz?

A student sets up the following equation to convert a measurement, (The 7 stands for a number the student is going to calculate) Fill in the missing part of this equation. (0.080Pamn2)Pa2 EXPLAVATOON What's missing from the student's equation is a unit ratee. When you multiply a neasurement by a unit ratio it comocrts the mensurament te a different unis. - In this case, the unit ratio you need is the one that converts mm2 to m2. Unit ratios come from conversion Cactois. which are just statements about how many of one unit are fqual to another, For example, in this case, the converiont factor you need is the one that telis you how many milititers are in each litert 1mum=103m. This fact comes from the meaning of the sil prefixes. To make a unit ratio from a conversion factor, just put the two sides on the top and bottom of a traction. Since you have two choices about which side to put on top, you can make two unit ratios: 1num103m This unit ratio converts nam to mi- 101m1mm This unit ratio converts mim to m in the denominator of a compound unit. If you need to convert a unit raised to a pewer, just raise the unit ratio to the stme power: (1mm103m)2 This unit ratio converts mm2 to m2. 106m2 This is the same unit ratio, but after using the laws of expenents to gat rid of the parentheses, It's easicr to see har units cancel with this form. This unit ratio converts mm to m. 103m1mm This unit ratio converts man to m in the denominator of a comnound unit. If you need to convert a unit raised to a power, fust raise the unit ratio to the same power: (1mm103m)2 This unit ratio corverts mm2 to m2. 1mm2106m2 This is the same with this form. When you muitiply a measurement by a unit ratio, check to be sure you use the right one! the units you want to cancel must end up on opposite sifes of the froctions: (0.080 Pa misi )(1,Pun2106m2) Checki man cancels top and bottom. Notice that after the canceling, the units of the measurement will be Bu m2, exactly what the student needs: NUSWER (0.080Pamm2)(1mm103m)27Pa2 A student sets up the following equation to convert a measurement. (The ? stands for a number the student is going to calculate.) Fill in the missing part of this equation. (71c2+m2N)7mC2m2N