Math Drills
Units (km, m)
A-2Conversion (km ⇔ m)

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- Units (km, m)
On the footing of how many m make 1 km, restating a length is repeated in four directions. km→m and m→km shift the unit one step each way, while m→km, m and km, m→m move between a length written in two units and a single gathered figure. Every item is a conversion.
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In the m→km, m shape, the three digits at the right-hand end of the original figure become the m side and whatever is left to the left of them becomes the km. Cut in the middle of the digits instead and the m side comes out shrunken. Holding the m in the answer against the last three digits of the original fixes where the cut went wrong.
Measuring Length with a Tape Measure pulled a figure off the marks; from here that figure alone is looked at and restated. The tool has left the hand, and the only clue is how the units stand to one another.
- km→m10 questions
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Problems and answers on this worksheet
These are the problems in “Length (km and Tape Measure)”, shown with their answers.
(1)15km = □
Answer: 15000m
(2)16km = □
Answer: 16000m
(3)6km = □
Answer: 6000m
(4)3km = □
Answer: 3000m
(5)21km = □
Answer: 21000m
(6)26km = □
Answer: 26000m
(7)17km = □
Answer: 17000m
(8)30km = □
Answer: 30000m
(9)7km = □
Answer: 7000m
(10)18km = □
Answer: 18000m
(11)3000m = □
Answer: 3km
(12)14000m = □
Answer: 14km
(13)9000m = □
Answer: 9km
(14)22000m = □
Answer: 22km
(15)18000m = □
Answer: 18km
(16)10000m = □
Answer: 10km
(17)2000m = □
Answer: 2km
(18)26000m = □
Answer: 26km
(19)12000m = □
Answer: 12km
(20)23000m = □
Answer: 23km

















