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Word Problems with Various Quantities

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Grade 6 (Elementary School) / The Structure of Measurement Units / Word Problems with Various Quantities

The restatings handled separately across the three earlier lessons now mix inside one scene. Quantities from different fields, length, area and weight among them, change from question to question, and a written quantity is converted in one move into the unit asked for, with the expression and the answer both written, as word problems.

In questions mixing a and ha for area, the other units move by a thousand and drag the hand along, so 1 ha gets written as 1000 a. Since m² with a, a with ha, and ha with km² all stand in a relation of a hundred, count the places in the answer to see whether the zeros were moved three at a time.

Lessons aiming at the restating itself end here. In Traveler Problems speed and time get built into a scene, and matching the units turns into preparation before an expression can be set up.

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These are the problems in “The Structure of Measurement Units”, shown with their answers.

  1. (1)The tea in a plastic bottle is 1.5L. What is this in how many mL? Answer □

    Answer: 1500mL

  2. (2)There is 1.2g of salt. What is this in how many mg? Answer □

    Answer: 1200mg

  3. (3)The length of the route to school is 1.4km. What is this in how many m? Answer □

    Answer: 1400m

  4. (4)The size of a forest is 7.4km². What is this in how many ha? Answer □

    Answer: 740ha

  5. (5)The size of a park is 3.2ha. What is this in how many a? Answer □

    Answer: 320a

  6. (6)The length of a pencil is 175mm. What is this in how many cm? Answer □

    Answer: 17.5cm

  7. (7)The weight of an iron bar is 8.5kg. What is this in how many g? Answer □

    Answer: 8500g

  8. (8)The area of the school grounds is 1.6ha. What is this in how many m²? Answer □

    Answer: 16000m²

  9. (9)The length of a hiking course is 2350m. What is this in how many km? Answer □

    Answer: 2.35km

  10. (10)The area of the schoolyard is 8500m². What is this in how many a? Answer □

    Answer: 85a

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