Math Drills
Units (m and cm)
A-2Conversion (m ⇔ cm)

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What this worksheet covers
- Topic
- Length (cm, mm, m)
- Worksheet
- Units (m and cm)
The partner unit grows one size. Everything rests on 1 m being 100 cm, and the lesson gathers nothing but conversions, restating m as cm or splitting a figure in cm into m and cm. Getting used to figures that move by a hundred times or a hundredth is the aim.
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The tenfold habit from the previous lesson lingers, and converting m to cm only one zero gets added. 3 m coming out as 30 cm is the type. In the splitting direction a leftover of less than a hundred goes into the m column, and the two units change size in the answer.
The restating is the same, but the digits now move a hundredfold rather than the tenfold of Units (cm and mm). Three lessons have settled the units of length, and from Addition (Same Units) the work turns to arithmetic.
- cm→m10 questions
- m→cm10 questions
Questions & answers
Problems and answers on this worksheet
These are the problems in “Length (cm, mm, m)”, shown with their answers.
(1)1000cm = □
Answer: 10m
(2)1300cm = □
Answer: 13m
(3)1800cm = □
Answer: 18m
(4)500cm = □
Answer: 5m
(5)400cm = □
Answer: 4m
(6)800cm = □
Answer: 8m
(7)1600cm = □
Answer: 16m
(8)2000cm = □
Answer: 20m
(9)900cm = □
Answer: 9m
(10)600cm = □
Answer: 6m
(11)18m = □
Answer: 1800cm
(12)2m = □
Answer: 200cm
(13)13m = □
Answer: 1300cm
(14)7m = □
Answer: 700cm
(15)17m = □
Answer: 1700cm
(16)19m = □
Answer: 1900cm
(17)11m = □
Answer: 1100cm
(18)12m = □
Answer: 1200cm
(19)6m = □
Answer: 600cm
(20)3m = □
Answer: 300cm

























