The density of a certain material is such that it weighs 2 kilograms per quart of volume. Express this density in grams per pint. *Note: you must use these exact conversion factors to get this question right.
Weight / mass Volume
1 pound \footnotesize(\text{lb})(lb) = 16 ounces \footnotesize(\text{oz})(oz) 1 cup \footnotesize(\text{cup})(cup) = 8 fluid ounces \footnotesize(\text{fl oz})(fl oz)
1 ton \footnotesize(\text{ton})(ton) = 2000 pounds \footnotesize(\text{lb})(lb) 1 pint \footnotesize(\text{pt})(pt) = 2 cups \footnotesize(\text{cups})(cups)
1 gram \footnotesize(\text{g})(g) = 1000 milligrams \footnotesize(\text{mg})(mg) 1 quart \footnotesize(\text{qt})(qt) = 2 pints \footnotesize(\text{pt})(pt)
1 kilogram \footnotesize(\text{kg})(kg) = 1000 grams \footnotesize(\text{g})(g) 1 gallon \footnotesize(\text{gal})(gal) = 4 quarts \footnotesize(\text{qt})(qt)
1 ounce \footnotesize(\text{oz})(oz) = 28.35 grams \footnotesize(\text{g})(g) 1 cubic foot \footnotesize(\text{ft³})(ft³) = 7.481 gallons \footnotesize(\text{gal})(gal)
1 pound \footnotesize(\text{lb})(lb) = 0.454 kilograms \footnotesize(\text{kg})(kg) 1 liter \footnotesize(\text{L})(L) = 1000 milliliters \footnotesize(\text{mL})(mL)
1 cubic meter \footnotesize(\text{m³})(m³) = 1000 liters \footnotesize(\text{L})(L)
1 gallon \footnotesize(\text{gal})(gal) = 3.785 liters \footnotesize(\text{L})(L)
1 fluid ounce \footnotesize(\text{fl oz})(fl oz) = 29.574 milliliters \footnotesize(\text{mL})(mL)