Math

@http://nlvm.usu.edu/en/nav/category_g_3_t_3.html @http://www.learner.org/interactives/geometry/3d_prisms.html
 * Math - check this link for Online Transformations - scroll down the page**
 * Math - 3-D shapes - Nets**

A graph is used to display information so that it can be interpreted and analyzed. When making a graph, remember all graphs should to have; 1. overall title 2. Vertical (Y) - axis title 3. Horizontal (X) - axis title 4. scale has evenly spaced numbers 5. accurate data 6. colour (if applicable) 7. legend (if necessary) 8. evidence that a ruler was used
 * Graphs**

Tonne (t) Kilogram (kg) Grams (g) Milligrams (mg)
 * MASS**
 * Units - greatest to smallest**

Biggest unit to smaller unit x 1000 (thousands) Smaller unit to bigger unit x 0.001 (thousandths)
 * Conversion Rules**

t to kg - x 1000 kg to g - x 1000 g to mg - x 1000
 * Tips**

mg to g - x 0.001 g to kg - x 0.001 kg to t - x 0.001