ALEKS - Interconverting Derived SI Units - In-Depth Explanation

[husamsameer]

i am in cloud 9 right now. this video came to me by grace. I was stuck on this part of the objective for hours but with this genius method i was able to absolutely ace it. Thank you, Tony.

[bibwaddie]

Dude, Thank you so much. I needed to complete this topic and had no idea what to do. Again Thank you sir

[freemanmoser]

Literally got confused on this exact problem on the ALEKS site and came looking for help. Thank you!

[kaylakummerlen]

Bless this video and all of its holiness I spent so long on this topic but after I watched this I finished it in 10 minutes

[yoonmoonie]

this is so helpful i've spent 3 hours on the introconverting si units topic and haven't been able to pass it but with this video's aid i think i have a passing chance!! thank you so much!!

[serenaswegle]

SO HELPFUL!! Thank you very much for your very clear explanation!!! Awesome and a real gift!

[TonyTorzido]

Thanks, Tony. I will share your wisdom with my classmates.

[tiffanyn]

Im sorry I'm confused. Why did you put kg(cm^3) over m(s^3) at 6:17?

[Lando-wtjg]

Thank you... Thank you so much i was never taught this but i think i got the jist and was able to answer the questions (with some other outside help)

[QuattroKid]

this makes me feel soooo dumb but i know i'm not the only one

[EchoVale]

maybe Im thinking about this all wrong but... why did you put the 1 X 10^6 in the numerator when converting MPa, but put the (100)^3 in the denominator when converting cm^3 to m??? please and thank you