Unit conversion inside a derived gausses law eq

[bobasp1]

Homework Statement

Essentially I'm working out a problem and I am given \alpha = \frac{15cm\bullet m^{3}}{\mu C}
and I need to get it in just terms of meters/coulombs

I'm having a real tough time with weird unit conversions like this.

Homework Equations

1m = 100cm 1 micro coulomb = 1 X 10^-6 coulombs

The Attempt at a Solution

1m/100cm * 10^-6 micro c/1c * the above eq. 1.5 x 10^-7 m^4/C pretty sure that isn't correct.Thanks

 

[RTW69]

15 cm*m^3/micro C* 1Micro C/1X10^6 C *1 m/ 100 cm

 

[cupid.callin]

1m/100cm * 10^-6 micro c/1c * the above eq. 1.5 x 10^-7 m^4/C pretty sure that isn't correct.

Thanks

the 10^-6 of micro coulomb will become 10^6 when it goes up

 

[cupid.callin]

and whatsthat m^3 with 15cm

 

[bobasp1]

15 cm*m^3/micro C* 1Micro C/1X10^6 C *1 m/ 100 cm

bahh >__< i had it right, I guess my problem isn't correct then Thanks everyone

1.5e-7 m^4/C

and whatsthat m^3 with 15cm

no clue why, its from quest homework service and the problem it self is pretty chill, but that one variable is screwing with me.