Practice: measures
Practice: measures
Write each measure in the unit beside it.
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Put the lengths in order, from the shortest to the longest.
Explain how you compared them.
1.2 m, 115 cm, 1250 mm, 0.0011 km
Write in cm: 3 m and 4 mm.
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Write each measure in the unit beside it.
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A pot holds 6 litres of soup.
How many 250 cm³ cups can be filled from it?
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A rectangular garden is 12.5 m long and 800 cm wide.
How long is the fence around the garden, in metres?
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A bakery got 2.5 tons of flour, in sacks of 25 kg.
How many sacks did the bakery get?
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Dana says: “A metre is 100 cm, so a square metre is 100 cm².”
Is she right?
Explain.
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