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Problem 1:
Convert the following values and write the final value,
a) 6 km 14 hm 11 dm into m.
b) 35 kg 11 hg 7 dg into mg.
c) 9kl 18 dal 22 dl into l.
Solution:
Some values are given in the question,
Now, we have to convert the values and write the final values.
(a) 6km 14hm 11dm into m
We know that 1km = 1000 m, 1hm = 100m and 1dm = 10m
So, the values are,
6km 14hm 11dm = (6*1000 + 14*100 + 11*10)m
= 6000+1400+ 110
= 7510m.
Thus, the final value in meters is 7510m.
(b) 35kg 11hg 7dg into mg
Now, we will find the final value in grams.
We know that 1 kg = 1000g, 1hg = 100g, 1 dag = 10g
So, the values are
35kg 11hg 7dg = (35*1000 + 11*100 + 7*10)
= 35000+1100+70
= 36170 g
Therefore, the final value is 36170g
(c) 9kl 18dal 22dl into l
Now we know that 1 kl = 1000 l, 1 hl = 100 l and 1 dal = 10 l
9 kl 18 hl 22 dal = (9 * 1000 + 18 * 100 + 22 * 10)
= 9000 + 1800 + 220
= 11,020 l
Hence, the final value in litres is 11,020l
Problem 2:
Sams pens weight is 12g. What is the weight in mg?
Solution:
Given the data,
Sams pens weight is 12g
We know that 1 g = 1000 mg
Now, we have to convert 12 g into mg, then 12g =?
So, the value is,
12g = 12 x 1000 = 12000 mg
Therefore, the weight in mg is 12000mg.
Problem 3:
Convert 132kg to milligrams?
Solution:
As given in the question, the value is 132kg
Now, convert kg into mg. So, first, convert kg into grams and then convert grams into milligrams.
We know that 1gram = 1000 milligrams and 1kg = 1000 grams
So, first, we have to convert the kg to g,
132 kg = 132 x 1000g = 132,000 g.
Now, convert g to mg, then
So, 132,000 g = 132000 x 1000mg = 132,000,000 mg
Therefore, the value 132kg into milligrams is 132,000,000 mg.
Problem 4:
Rajesh bought a tin can whose capacity was 80l. He poured it 10l of water, 15l of lime juice, and 38l of sugar solution. What capacity of tin had he used up?
Solution:
Given the data,
Rajesh brought tin capacity is 80 l.
He poured water is 10 l.
He uses 15l of lime juice.
He used 38l of sugar solution.
Now, we have to find how much of the total capacity of tin he used.
So, the capacity of tin had he used up is,
10 l+ 15 l+ 38 l = 63l
Therefore, Rajesh used capacity of tin is 63 l
Problem 5:
Convert the value 27 km into the meter (m), centimeter (cm), hectometer (h).
Solution:
In the given question, the value is 27 km.
Now, we have to convert the given value into the meter, centimeter, hectometer.
First, We need to multiply the given value by 1000 to get the value in meter.
So, 27km = 27 x 1000 = 27000 m.
Next, convert the value into a centimeter (cm). Actually 1 cm = 0.00001 km.
So, therefore the value 27km is converted into cm, to get the value
27 km = 2700000 cm.
Now, we will convert the km value into a hectometer. We know that 1km = 10 Hectometer.
So, now we convert the given value in H.
27 km = 27 x 10 = 270 H (or) 270 Hectometer.
Therefore, after conversion, the value of 27 km is 27000 m, 2700000 cm, 270 H.
Problem 6:
Find the value of 3 1/2km into meters (m).
Solution:
In the given question, the value is 3 1/2 km.
Now, we convert the km value into m value.
We all know 1km = 1000 m.
So, the given value gets,
3 1/2 = 3 x 1000 + 500 m = 3500 m (1/2 km = 500 m)
Therefore, the final value in meters is 3500 m.
Problem 7:
John walked 730 m North from home to his shop and back again. What is the total distance he walked?
Solution:
As given in the question,
Distance walked from home to his shop is 730 m
Distance traveled from shop to home is 730 m
Now, we will find the total distance,
The total distance traveled is 730 m + 730m = 1460m. The value 1460 is divided by 1000m. We get the value is, 1.46 m ( 1km 46m)
Therefore, John walked or traveled a total distance is 1km 46m
Problem 8:
Ryan walked 8km in the morning and 3000m in the evening. What is the distance covered by Ryan in km?
Solution:
As given in the question, the data is
Ryan walked a distance in the morning is 8km.
He walked a distance in the evening is 3000m.
Now, we have to find the distance covered by Ryan in km is,
We know that 1km = 1000m.
So, the value is,
8km = 8000m
Therefore, Ryan’s total covered distance is 8km.
Problem 9:
Sanja has 800m of cloth. She needs only 1/4th of it. What length of the cloth she has to cut and what is the length of the remaining cloth?
Solution:
Given in the question, the data is
The length of the cloth is 800m
The cloth Supriya needed is 1/4
Now, we have to find the length of the cloth she cut and the length of the remaining cloth.
So, the value is
The length of the cloth she has to cut is 800 * 1/4 = 200m
The remaining cloth is, 800 – 200 = 600m
Therefore, Sanja has to cut 200m and the remaining cloth is 600 m.
Problem 10:
Convert 3liters into cl, ml, dl. Write each conversion value.
Solution:
As given in the question, the value is 3 liters.
Now, we have to convert the given value into the centiliters, milliliters, decalitres.
The following are,
(i) First, we have to multiply the given value by 100 to get the value in centiliters. Because 1liters = 100 centiliters.
So, 3 L = 3 x 100 = 300 centiliters (cL).
(ii) Next, convert the value into milliliters. Actually 1 liter = 1000 milliliters.
So, therefore the value 3 L is converted into mL, to get the value is
3 L = 3000 mL.
(iii) Now, we will convert the liter value into decaliters. We know that 1 liter = 0.1 decaliters.
So, the value is, 3liters = 3 x 0.1 = 0.3 decaliters.
Therefore, after conversion, the value of 3 liters is 300 centiliters, 3000 milliliters, and 0.3 decaliters.