Omg I’m also studying for my HESI NURSING EXAM!!! & i agree for months I’d stress over this trying to memorize everything till i found this video. I finally get it!! Yayyyyyyy!!
The Great Man King henry's daughter beth drinks cold milk until nine pm. T-Tera . 12 G-Giga . 9 Man-Mega . 6 K-Kilo . 3 h- hecto . 2 da- dema 1 b- base . 10^0 d- deci . -1 c-centi . -2 m-mili . --2 mico(u with a tail in front of it) . -6 n-nano . -9 p- pico . -12
My teacher sent the link for the 1st video but I thought I should check this 1 out as well. Christmas break assignment. hahaha. Thorough. Thanks loads from a 7th grader all the way in Jamaica.
Thank you so much for sharing this video. this has really helped me. I was wondering do you have a video and terms of kitchen measurements? you're the only instructor I can really learn from online. If so, I would truly appreciate that!
Omg !!!!lol youre awesome....im taking the hesi test for a medical course n i forgot all my beginner math so this helps a lot ....hopefully i pass my hesi A2
I absolutely love this video. I was struggling for hours trying to remember all of these conversions. thankfully your video popped up just as I was done watching another one. My question to you would be, where does mcg fall in the line up? is it smaller than a mg?
I am afraid there is mistake in conversion of 6,423 cm to km, cm to m shifts decimal comma by 2 positions to left, m to km by 3 more, so in total by 5 positions to left, that means 6,432 cm = 0,00006432 km (not 0,06432 km, this number would be correct for meters).
If centimeters are larger than millimeters in question number two when you converted millimeters to centimeters how come it turned into an even smaller number? Wouldn’t you be going the opposite direction for that case?
this really helps a lot! thank you! also, when converting weight from lbs to kg we divide by 2.2, how far do we carry it out and do we round up? like in a child weight and measuring a med?
+cyndy loguercio Your Welcome! Well depending on how accurate you want to get you can round off the number to a whole number, to the tenth place, to the 100th place, etc. Remember when rounding, look at the number to the right of the place value you are trying to round to. This saying should help, "Five or above, give it a shove, four or below let it go".
+Michaela Kelly Hi, you have to look at the label of the number you are starting with, then find that starting point in the chart of prefixes. Read this explanation one more time and then watch the video again, or Part 2, and see if that makes sense. Let me know!
+ashley roberson Yes, but its not as easy as just moving a decimal point like in this method. Try watching my Dimensional Analysis video and see if that makes sense. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks
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I believe I learned this in grade school & finally understand this 4 years after graduation 🤦🏽♀️
I’m too young to learn this and I don’t understand this
Kinda
Bruh same 😂 I’m a senior in college and still have problems with this stuff
thank you so much for this video, this has been the best explanation over the years and you make it look so simple !!! thank you so much!!!!!
life saver!! this gave me a great understanding!
excellent!
You saved my life helping me with this and prepping me for my HESSI nursing exam!!! So much easier!
Omg I’m also studying for my HESI NURSING EXAM!!! & i agree for months I’d stress over this trying to memorize everything till i found this video. I finally get it!! Yayyyyyyy!!
Thanks a million........... your explanations are on P-O-I-N-T.
thx bro I didn't understand but now I do and I have a test tomorrow and you save my life thank you very much thx:)
excellent!
same
If you don't understand how are you able to pass the test, lol! 😶😶
it's the night before our examination too.
how was your test?
THANK YOU SO MUCH! These vids helped me for my chem test like you would not believe.
+Isabel S. Rivera Torres That is great feedback! More videos focusing on Chem coming soon as well! Good Luck on your test
Also you can use K H D U D C M - King Henry Died Unexpectedly Drinking Choc Milk. Then the U = unit
b could stand for Base units. ;)
U could also do king hendry dosent usually drink chocolate milk
This is phenomenal!!! Does this work the same for other measurements? Like distance, capacity, or weight?
I once was lost but now im found.Thanks a million.
Excellent, thanks for watching!
This helped a lot and i passed the test because of you
So, this eliminate solving the conversion process? I am so excited!Thanks King Henry for drinking chocolate milk! :D
Part 1 and 2 help me a lot thank you very much . Great explanation
Was looking for a "hack" for my 5th grader, this is a great way to remember. Thx so much.
can you make a video when the conversions are squared or cubic ?
You've saved my life for this nursing exam!!!
Nice explination, my children could not understand by the school techer, but after learningby this video, they understood
What about Nano, micro and mega Prefixes?
I'm pretty sure you just add the prefixes to the k(ing) and m(ilk). Then go from there to the base I think. Correct me if I am wrong.
my bad, add it just to the m(ilk)
uncle reggie
i always memorize nano as 10^-9, cuz it's pronounced like "nine"
The Great Man King henry's daughter beth drinks cold milk until nine pm.
T-Tera . 12
G-Giga . 9
Man-Mega . 6
K-Kilo . 3
h- hecto . 2
da- dema 1
b- base . 10^0
d- deci . -1
c-centi . -2
m-mili . --2
mico(u with a tail in front of it) . -6
n-nano . -9
p- pico . -12
@@AgainstTheYear thank you!
Wow, I've been a nurse for 23 years and I've never seen anything as easy and interesting is your method! Wow man thanks!
woww
I have been nursing assistant for 8yrs, now learnt this😂
thanks a lot sir ive neveer saw such an approach in getting wid these stuff thamks alot sirrrr.
you're welcome, thanks!
This video is amazing! very helpful. God bless you
Thank god you exist I wouldn’t get my homework without you
appreciate u for helping me for my sol test that's coming soon
Finally I understand. Thank you!
My teacher sent the link for the 1st video but I thought I should check this 1 out as well. Christmas break assignment. hahaha. Thorough. Thanks loads from a 7th grader all the way in Jamaica.
Thank you this helped clarify everything! Great video
Thank you so much for sharing this video. this has really helped me. I was wondering do you have a video and terms of kitchen measurements? you're the only instructor I can really learn from online. If so, I would truly appreciate that!
Thanks, and yes I do have a trick for that so I'll put together a video for that hopefully today!
Truley much easier to understand. Thank you!
I'm definitely going to ace my chem test today, thank you so much! Saved my life!
I was doing this math method today and I didn't get it, thanks for helping me understand this concept more!
+Kimorah Leader You're welcome, thanks for watching!
np
Omg !!!!lol youre awesome....im taking the hesi test for a medical course n i forgot all my beginner math so this helps a lot ....hopefully i pass my hesi A2
it is king Henery doesn't usually drink chocolate milk
whatever works!
Very helpful i needed to refresh my memory thanks for the help u earned a new sub
I absolutely love this video. I was struggling for hours trying to remember all of these conversions. thankfully your video popped up just as I was done watching another one. My question to you would be, where does mcg fall in the line up? is it smaller than a mg?
Thanks!! the microgram is one millionth of a gram so you would have to take grams and multilply it by 1 x 10^-6
Thank you so much, I'm not good at math, You have made this so much easier for me to understand thank you so so much
This was SO HELPFUL!!🎉
Thank you! I am in Pharmacy Tech school these are really helping!!!
wow, that's awesome, so glad they helped!!
I love the way you explained, thank you.
how about other prefixes?
nano micro mega
also
yards feet miles hours seconds and more
I'm doing online classes today. It didn't make sense about the Metric Conversion. Are you a Indian person? You make sense than my teacher.
No offense.
Amazing and easy even i dont undersand very good the language. ..
ok, happy to hear it helped!
I am afraid there is mistake in conversion of 6,423 cm to km, cm to m shifts decimal comma by 2 positions to left, m to km by 3 more, so in total by 5 positions to left, that means 6,432 cm = 0,00006432 km (not 0,06432 km, this number would be correct for meters).
Thanks, I was about to say that. I am glad some saw the mistake as well
You have really neat writing for a computer!
Thanks, it takes some getting used to but it is just like writing with a pen. It's a Bamboo Splash tablet.
If centimeters are larger than millimeters in question number two when you converted millimeters to centimeters how come it turned into an even smaller number? Wouldn’t you be going the opposite direction for that case?
Hello. Sir,
Can you please make a video on IUPAC nomenclature?
Thank you.
I love your videos 😁
Thanks, Ron, I'll see what I can do!
Thank you 🙏🏽
Your video has help so much. I was beating my head against the wall trying to figure it out. Do you have videos on dimensional analysis?
Thanks, yes here it is: th-cam.com/video/P49jJk0Gsdc/w-d-xo.html
I have a question that i THINK is very important, and I need to know asap. Does or can, QUARTS and GALLONS fit into this trick/ table (KHDBDCM) ????
you made this 1000x easier thank you
glad it helped!!
awesome, great to hear...thanks!
How would you differentiate between milli and meter? Since they both use the same Letter M?
it was excellent thank u !!!
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
I really nice this way of solving. It's easy to remember. Thanks for this.
Do you have the same explanation for English unit and metric unit please 😩
This is so helpful! Thank you!
Thanks that is real easy to understand and remember!
sooooooooo much better your the best
AMAZING
Thx so much you saved my life at first i did not understand and now i do thx
I know this is an old video. But would you do some for mcg
I'm in 8th grade and learning this now my teacher sucks and this taught it to me
GREAT!!!!! THIS IS GREAT FOR MY KIDS
how would I do the conversion if the conversion is between base units. For example fro mL to L and L to M
this really helps a lot! thank you! also, when converting weight from lbs to kg we divide by 2.2, how far do we carry it out and do we round up? like in a child weight and measuring a med?
+cyndy loguercio Your Welcome! Well depending on how accurate you want to get you can round off the number to a whole number, to the tenth place, to the 100th place, etc. Remember when rounding, look at the number to the right of the place value you are trying to round to. This saying should help, "Five or above, give it a shove, four or below let it go".
Thanks a ton!!
Omg this is helping me so much!! Thank you! Thank you!!
Best explanation
This is a great video!!!
Test tomorrow and this helped very much, thx
I'm totally subscribing
awesome, thanks!
omg thank u sooo much this helped me big time
!!! before this vid i did not knw even a smidge and now ik
🌼Yay for learning =] Good job
+Caitlin MacLeod (Cydia Chick) thanks!
+Nuweyr hannan great, happy to help!
Very helpful video but how about adding micro and nano? My instructor told me to memorize all the way unto pico. Thanks!
+shasta B ok, will try to do that soon
Very well explained thank you
you are a genuis! thanks helped tremendously
Thank you very much this has helped me a lot.
Excellent, thanks for watching!
My teacher uses. King henry danced before drinking chocolate milk.
king henry has lactose intolerance. gets the poots.
Can you please upload Valume metric conversions thats very important for people like me thank you
Sure, no problem!
Extremely helpful! Thank you so much!!
great to hear, thank you!
makes more senses
wait at 2:55 why were you moving 3 spaces please Reply thanks!
+Michelle Ugwu We started at the "K" and counting over to the "m" which is three spaces to the right.
This is helpful
An edge as I take my exam thanks ☺️☺️
Great, hope you do well!
+BrainSTEM hope to top the board exam ☺️
why did you add zero in front
stress reliever
This is awesome , thank you so much!
great teacher. thanks alot.
Liked and Subcribed! thanks so much!!
Thanks, Arsh!!
how do you know when to start from the base? I'm confused on where to start counting to get how many decemal points over.
+Michaela Kelly Hi, you have to look at the label of the number you are starting with, then find that starting point in the chart of prefixes. Read this explanation one more time and then watch the video again, or Part 2, and see if that makes sense. Let me know!
You are awesome dude
great job
Hi I need help how much 12 dam are there in 1dm? Please
Do you have something like this for inches, tablespoons, teaspoons , ounces etc????
+ashley roberson Yes, but its not as easy as just moving a decimal point like in this method. Try watching my Dimensional Analysis video and see if that makes sense. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks
Ok I'll check it out soon. I have 2 exams tomorrow and a check off tomorrow :(
sir how about the technique of using meters to Ft. Fathoms Nautical miles ??? thankz anyway this vidz helps a lot
this helped me a lot thank you, one question would if I was to convert from to cm would it be divide or multiply by the number?
+SWERVYPOLARBEAR:3 What are you converting to cm?
Thanks for making the video it helped me a lot good job 😀
+Rachel excellent, thanks!
What if dont have a decimal
thank you really helps.
Thank you very helpful!!!
great, thank you!!
FYI: thelink from part one didnt work, i had to go to your channel and search for it.
wasnt a big deal, just thought youd like to know :)
really Thank you soo much his was extremely helpful! i loved it
+John Chris Thanks for watching, John!
Its fantastic