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Welcome to Learning Channel! In this video, we’ll dive into the world of prefixes with symbols and multipliers, explaining how each prefix works, including Peta, Hecto, Deca, Pico, Femto, and Atto. Get ready to learn in an easy, simple way!

In this video, you'll learn:

Introduction to Metric Prefixes

Understand what metric prefixes are and why they are essential in scientific notation and everyday measurements.


Peta (P) - Multiplier: 10^15

Explanation of the Peta prefix, symbolized by "P", representing a multiplier of one quadrillion (1,000,000,000,000,000).

Common uses of Peta in real-world applications.


Hecto (h) - Multiplier: 10^2

Meaning of the Hecto prefix, with a multiplier of one hundred (100).

Examples and uses in measurement and scientific fields.


Deca (da) - Multiplier: 10^1

Explanation of Deca, symbolized by "da," representing a multiplier of ten (10).

Everyday examples where Deca is commonly used.


Pico (p) - Multiplier: 10^-12

Meaning of the Pico prefix, symbolized by "p," representing a very small multiplier (one trillionth).

How Pico is applied in fields like chemistry and electronics.


Femto (f) - Multiplier: 10^-15

Understanding Femto, symbolized by "f," representing one quadrillionth of a unit.

Real-life applications and examples of Femto.


Atto (a) - Multiplier: 10^-18

Overview of Atto, symbolized by "a," representing an even smaller unit multiplier.

Examples of how Atto is used in scientific measurements.


How to Remember Prefixes Easily

Simple tips and tricks for memorizing metric prefixes quickly.


Quiz and Practice Examples

Try a quick quiz and examples to test your knowledge on these prefixes.



Why Watch This Video?

Perfect for students, teachers, and science enthusiasts looking to strengthen their understanding of metric prefixes.

Clear and concise explanations with practical examples.

Helps you learn complex prefixes in an easy way!

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