METRIC SYSTEM

 



WEIGHT
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10 milligrams (mg) = 1 centigram (cg)

10 centigrams (cg)  = 1 Decigram (dg)

10 Decigrams (dg)  = 1 Gram        (g)

10 Gram  (g)           = 1 Decagram  (dag)

10 Decagrams (dag)= Hectogram  (hg)

10 Hectogram (hg)  = 1 Kilogram  (kg)



LENGTH

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10  Millimetres (mm)  = 1 centimetre (cm)

10 Centimetres (cm)  = 1 Decimetre (dm)

10 Decimetres (dm)   = 1 Metre (m)

10 Metres  (m)           =  1 Decemtre (dam)

10 Decametres (dam)= 1 Hectometre (hm)

10 Hectometres (hm) = 1 kilometre (km)

CAPACITY
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10 Millilitres (ml)    =  1 Centilitres (cl)

10 Centilitres (cl)    = 1 Decilitres (dl)

10 Decilitres (dl)      = 1 Litres (l)

10 Litres (l)              = 1 Decalitres (dal)

10 Decalitres (dal)   = 1 Hectolitre (hl)

10 Hectolitres (hl)    = 1 Kilolitre  (kl)


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