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Hi, here is how a learned this (a long time ago). The units are (from left to right): Km, Hm, Dam, m, cm, dm, mm. I just work with the shifting the decimal point to the left or to the right. If I have 100.0m to convert I do this: Km Hm Dam m dm cm mm 0 1 0 0. 0 0 0 (I keep the excess zeroes in my mind only - written to ilustrate). To convert to 'cm' I move the decimal point 2 steps to the right: 10000.; to convert to 'Km' I move the decimal point 3 steps to the left: .100. Consider that the decimal point does not occupy a position under a unit of measurement, but it "points" the target unit for you! Square meter to square Km? Move the decimal point to left by 2 steps each time: 10,000m2 = 100Dam2 = 1hm2 = 0.01Km2. Also equal to 1,000,000dm2. Volume? Move the decimal point by 3 steps each time, to the right or to the left: 15,000m3 = 15dam3 = 0.015hm3 = 0.000015Km3 = 15,000,000dm3. Thank you.

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The nicer of the metric system is that you can convert any mesure , for example liters and grams and meters.

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Isn't.it easy TO say 160000cm conver.into metre. For me WOULD say 160000×10 then divide 100. . But for you IS a long WAy

1km=1×10^3m=1×1000×100cm=1×1000×100×10mm=1000000mm or 1Mmm. Feel free to learn Be calm at study Show enthusiasm at work Be something, after many things.

The whole point of the metric system is you just need to move the decimal point left or right. You dont have to do long divisions and multiplications.

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Easer just to shift the decimal place, this is what we do in the UK 0.1m to 10.0cm to 100.0mm None of that maths stuff no need.

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So long as imperial units are used throughout the United States, from 1st grade to the Architect's desk to cooking shows, you can forget whining about "everyone should go metric." It doesn't matter if it makes logical sense; it's not going to happen, so long as Americans are taught to use imperial units in our daily personal, scholarly, and professional lives.