Understanding Conversion Factors

Can you please help me with this problem I did these steps and still got it wrong. So I have to convert 3.2ft^2 to square inches. This I was I did 3.2 fr^2 X (12)^2)in/1 ft^2= 460

Amen! You put that into perspective. I’m currently taking chemistry in college and although I understand it. I often ask why? Or how?? Love this. Thank you

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Thank you!

omg this is amzingggggg thank youuuuu

Thanks for your videos, Tyler. I’m sure your parents are proud of you.

u where in my nightmares for the entirety of 10th grade chem bro

my teacher literately assigned this video to us instead of teaching it herself

Thnak you so much! You made this topic sound so easy, and it made me realise how easy it actaully was instead of overthinking it. Awesome lesson!

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Until watching this series of vids I used to call them CONFUSION FACTORS (quite simply because the professors never really bothered to explain them in any way like Tyler does).

Ratios make this SO much easier. All this canceling units and moving stuff around nonsense is a total waste of time.

Thank you so much, as a grade 7 student with no clue what conversion factors are, you just helped me a lot now I'm ready for tomorrow. And am I the only one that thinks this, but doesn't he look like Andrew Garfield?

life saver man 🙏

ur actually the goat fr

i literally am a sophomore and have a test to do with this on tuesday lol a 10 year old vid helping me in 2022

Thank you for this, your going to help me get an A in this class I’ll be back by the end of the semester

This video was very helpful in helping me understanding conversion factors. I seriously hate them but atleast now it makes sense.

Hi Tyler, finding how many km in 14miles, is your answer 2.3 km or 23km. I had 2.3km. thank you

Fantastic video!.
This is a great tool for my online students.
Thanks for sharing for the love for teaching.
You will be a great instructor.

I hated conversion factors.... until this video. Im looking forward to meet my students with my new sense of reasoning and love for CF!

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Thank you very much 🌹🌹

There is a phrase used to describe the ability to be 'successful' while still having a lack of understanding. Cargo Cult Thinking. I'd explain it, but I'd recommend watching a video on it. Since I learned about Cargocult, I've seen many places in my life where I engage in it.

Random question in relation to this. If 4700RC= 47USD, and 4700=2000BC is 1 BC .0235?

My teachers make my life very busyy thank u very much

Tyler Dewitt is literally carrying me through chemistry this semester. Wish all teachers had this tremendous gift.

Thank you

You are an Amazing teacher excellent and great job

This really catered to my learning style. 9 years later, thanks for the video brotha!

Will be leaving a note every video I learned, please reply to my comment after 4 years. I will become an engineer. Nothing is impossible.

THANK YOU ❤SO MUCH SIR.
NOW I FEEL JOYFUL IN DOING

I can make it even simpler: convert 1,26 inches into cm. In one inch are 2,54 cm, so 1,26*2,54 =3,20 now that's the answer

This video + the other two on conversion factors helped convert me from a brainless zombie with flies in his mouth to a normal person who now knows what the hell I am doing. TY TDW :D

I just can't pass this video without liking and subscribing ur Chanel thanks so much

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Thank you, Tyler, for your video. I feel the same way - I hate magical conjuring to come up with a numerical answer. I want to know, how does the magic trick work! 😃

Thank u😭 our teacher didn't discuss it and we have an exam this incoming Thursday and Friday. And I don't understand it by just reading the modules.😭 Thank for this video

Thank you it helps me a lot❤️

Mans carrying our IB Chem class

Thank you! This was very helpful.

you are the beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeest!!!!! you've helped me in the past but this semester I will focus on your way of teaching for chem 1 and pre cal :(

thank you!!!!

How do you know which factor to set to 1? Such as 1 kilogram why wouldn’t we set it to 1 lb?

IB chem makes so much more sense with u around bro

How do I know if to divide or multiple in the first step?

Thank you for all your videos. It has been soooo helpful to students like me who sucks at chemistry. You have been a blessing 🍃. More power to you!!

I love you.

I am starting from absolute zero chemistry knowledge and i understood this 3 mins in !! this guy is brilliant

thanks po nakakatulong sa module ko epp

He is teaching the proper way normally teacher teach to pass a test and that is why you don't remember alot even a few weeks after a test