Unit 3 lesson 4: Converting Units
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Unit 3 lesson 4: Converting Units
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FOR EXAMPLE:
2 KILOGRAMS HAS 4.4 POUNDS
BECAUSE
1:2.2 IS THE RATIO FOR 1 KILOGRAM. FINDING FOR 2 KILOGRAMS
TO GET TO 2:4.4 WE MULTIPLY BOTH SIDES OF 1:2.2 BY 2
PSSST. THERE IS A COOKIE POINT HERE!
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Let's watch a UNIT CONVERSION SONG
COPY AND PASTE THIS LINK INTO YOUR SEARCH BAR ONCE THE VIDEO IS DONE COME BACK TO QUIZIZZ:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djTNUp4XIRo
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Ms. Kuqi is on the MOON!
On earth Ms. Kuqi weighs 165 pounds but on the moon she weighs 0.45 pounds on the MOON!
How many kilograms does Ms. Kuqi weigh on Earth?
How many Kilograms does Ms. Kuqi weigh on the MOON?
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75 kilograms!
1) We can figure out how many kilograms for 1 pound by dividing by 2.2 on both sides.
2) We get 0.45 kilograms in 1 pound.
3) Then we can multiply by 165 to figure out that there are 75 kilograms in 165 pounds.
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