Example. (meters to millimeters) There are more millimeters in a metre(1000 to be precise) Therefore you multiply by 1000 to get from metres to millimeters That is wrong we don't want an example You have multiply because the larger unit has to broken down into plenty of smaller measurements or units. When you do that the number is multiplied into many smaller units.
One %age and another %age have the same units (%), so the only way to convert from one to another is to multiply by a constant.
If you know the net weight in pounds, multiply that by 0.454 to convert to kilograms. (Note: Technically a kilogram is not a weight, but a mass.)
Multiply the three dimensions.3x3x2=18 cubic units
Multiply LxW. The units must be the same. This will give you the area in square units.
if you were going to change from small to big units your supposed to MULTIPLY
What is 750mm equal to Look it say's To change from larger units to smaller units,multiply by the number of meters in 1 kilometers
Change the dimensions into the same units and multiply
Example. (meters to millimeters) There are more millimeters in a metre(1000 to be precise) Therefore you multiply by 1000 to get from metres to millimeters That is wrong we don't want an example You have multiply because the larger unit has to broken down into plenty of smaller measurements or units. When you do that the number is multiplied into many smaller units.
Multiply 13 by 9 and you get 117 square units.
Multiply by 1.00 . The same factor also produces greater units.
One %age and another %age have the same units (%), so the only way to convert from one to another is to multiply by a constant.
Multiply all three dimensions to get 18 cubic units.
If you know the net weight in pounds, multiply that by 0.454 to convert to kilograms. (Note: Technically a kilogram is not a weight, but a mass.)
You must divide.
Multiply the three dimensions.3x3x2=18 cubic units
Multiply LxW. The units must be the same. This will give you the area in square units.