Thanks Ray, I do have the study guide and the practice CD guide that comes with it.
I don't intend to take the "easy" way out and just memorize all the answers possible. I want to do it the right way, but am just getting tripped up on the metric system.
The "big" numbers don't bother me as much as the little ones do. Tera is a Trillion. Giga is a Billion. Mega is a Million. Kilo is a 1000.
That I already know. Hecto is 100.That one trips me up. Deca is 10, decade is 10 years, so no issue.
The minus values are playing with my mind. Deci is 10 to the -1 power. So does that make it just plain 1 (ONE)? I assume so, it seems to take one zero away from 10.
Maybe I can figure this out if I do know the value of Deci. I assume Deci can stand for Decimal points, but do decimal points start at zero or one? DOUG
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