00:01
We're given three different amounts of different items, and we want to know which one is the heaviest, which one is the lightest, and which one's in the middle.
00:13
By guessing, looking at all of these, while we look at 10 pounds, 10 pounds seems like it would definitely be pretty heavy, but 10 kilograms, no kilograms, is a lot.
00:27
So kilograms is 1 ,000 grams alone.
00:30
So this is 10 ,000 grams.
00:33
So that sounds like an awful lot.
00:35
And then two gallons.
00:36
Well, gallons are harder to tell because it's fluid, a measurement of fluid, so it's harder to think of how much two gallons could weigh.
00:45
But we could do some conversions to just get a better idea.
00:49
So if we know one pound is equal to 16 ounces, and we know one kilogram is equal.
00:58
To 35 .274 ounces.
01:05
Well already we can look back and see, that's ounces, but it looks pretty funky.
01:12
But we could look back and see that 10 pounds, with a pound being only 16 ounces, whereas a kilogram is about double that amount of ounces.
01:24
So kilograms looks like it'll already be heavier than pounds...