Unit Conversion the Easy Way (Dimensional Analysis)

This is a whiteboard animation tutorial of one step and two step dimensional analysis (aka factor label method, aka unit factor method) for solving unit conversion problems

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[raelynn]

I just watched 6 different YouTube videos on help with conversion factors and now I can stop searching because you actually explained it thorough and simple way! Thank you!

[saiikahd]

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[smil]

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[collinflys]

If you're confused about whether to put the 1 ton on the bottom or top and vice versa for the 2000lbs, I do it like this: the bigger unit will always get the 1 and the smaller unit will be the conversion factor, make sure to cancel out the units correctly, though. :)

[blkninja]

HOLY SHIT DUDE! THANK YOU! My teacher had us learn this absurdly longer method where you break down everything into something else

[shutnawi]

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[facelessartist]

You see, my teacher didn’t do this. She decided the best way for us to learn conversions was find the height of André Robinson in coke bottles.

[Zwash]

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[crazedgeek]

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[oscarsheen]

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[sunnylife]

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[idkanymore]

Out of all the videos I saw today, this by far is the best one at explaining every single step.

[bethg]

Thanks my teacher made this sound so confusing but its actually pretty simple!

[olivethedino]

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[nicolemcdonald]

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[chrislaws]

Thank you. You made unit conversion simple to understand. I'm a 40yr man I just got my ged last year and I'm in my second semester of college. I'm going for electrical engineering tech. Its a lot harder then I thought. I'm struggling with unit conversations so this video will help a lot. Thanks again

[krimmy]

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[ddrum]

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