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This guide provides essential information on converting metric units for common measurements. Learn how to convert liters to milliliters using examples, such as a can of Coke with 355 mL, and how to determine the weight of an apple (0.1 kg) in grams or milligrams. It also covers the weight of a Tylenol or aspirin tablet (250 mg) in grams or kilograms. By following simple multiplication and division rules, you can easily navigate between larger and smaller metric units, and remember shortcuts for decimal point adjustments to enhance your conversion skills.
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Metric Equivalents • A can of Coke contains 355 mL. How many liters does that equal? • An apple weighs 0.1 kg. What does it weigh in grams or milligrams? • A Tylenol or aspirin tablet weighs 250 mg. How many grams or kilograms is that?
Summary – Metric Equivalents To convert from: • Larger metric units to smaller metric units (kg g mg), you multiple by 10 for each move to the right. • Shortcut - move the decimal point 1 space to the right () for each space you count from the “FROM” unit to the “TO” unit.
Summary – Metric Equivalents To convert from: • Smaller metric units to larger metric units (kg g mg), you divide by 10 for each move to the left. • Shortcut - move the decimal point 1 space to the left () for each space you count from the “FROM” unit to the “TO” unit.
