HESI A2 Math| Metric Conversions

The HESI A2 or HESI Entrance Exam's math section will DEFINITELY feature math metric conversion problems. You'll see these in the form of a straightforward problem or in the form of a word problem, just like you'll see on med dosage math.

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[jasonfilippelli]

For anyone getting ready to take the HESI you need to memorize these conversions and there aren't many tricks to do so. It just takes time. I took the Hesi and scored a 96 on the math. These conversions will also be included in word problems so you will have to have these memorized just to know the problem before doing any additional problem solving. I suggest you taking as many free tests and buy an online study guide. From talking to people in my class it seems most of us scored 90 or above that got into our program. Also you have to consider that it is timed so you can't spend too much time on any one problem. If you know these conversions you can easily gain time so you will have time to spend on anything tricky they throw at you.

[May-enmx]

This is a good video; it has all conversions in one place!

[Mackenziejb]

I really appreciate this way of solving problems by understanding the measurements rather than putting it as a fraction to cross multiply and risk putting something in the wrong spot!

[AlexxGuti]

Thank you for these videos!! It helped me pass the HESI and i got an 88! Tbh i was unprepared only studying for about three days, but i felt confident after doing the practice tests on the website. I wish i could buy yall a cup of joe to show my appreciation! 😊

[rosatopbren]

How do you know when to multiply and when to divide?

[brodyjohnson]

how do you learn the basics like how did you know that 1 gallon equals 3.79L

[marianb]

This is cool, but you have to know the difference between 0.4 /.4. I was confused and tired (which didn't help me). I was running on 3 hours of sleep from anxiety. The whole ordeal was a nightmare!
I didn't realize how much we had to memorize these conversions. I have a feeling I failed.

Is there a difference between 0.4 or .4? I come to realize the accuracy they're looking for. Thank you for this video 👍🏿

[divinedriven]

Math dude died so I'm here and need help bad