Converting Units With Conversion Factors - Metric System Review & Dimensional Analysis

This metric system review video tutorial provides an overview / review of how to convert from one unit to another using a technique called dimensional analysis or the factor label method. It shows you how perform conversions with SI units in the metric system and in the english system including units that contain exponents such as squares and cubes. It provides unit conversion practice problems that relates to chemistry, physics, and algebra. It contains word problems that relates to density and even a few sat proportion word problems.

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