Energy unit to kelvin, seconds, density, length

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Homework Statement


Convert 1 ##Gev## to Kelvin, and convert ##GeV^{-1}## to meters, seconds, and convert ##GeV^4## to density ##(kg/ m^3).##

Homework Equations


natural units ##c=h=k_B=1##

The Attempt at a Solution


I know to convert energy to meters, I can use
##\lambda =hc/E##, I get the result ##GeV^{-1}=8.05*10^{14}m##
But I don't know what other formulas I should use in order to complete the other conversions. Thanks for any hint!
 
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June_cosmo said:

Homework Statement


Convert 1 ##Gev## to Kelvin, and convert ##GeV^{-1}## to meters, seconds, and convert ##GeV^4## to density ##(kg/ m^3).##

Homework Equations


natural units ##c=h=k_B=1##

The Attempt at a Solution


I know to convert energy to meters, I can use
##\lambda =hc/E##, I get the result ##GeV^{-1}=8.05*10^{14}m##
But I don't know what other formulas I should use in order to complete the other conversions. Thanks for any hint!
Wiki's entry on the "electron volt" lists all the conversion factors except for the density.