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O MEASUREMENT
Multiplication and division of measurements
Decide whether each proposed multiplication or division of measurements is possible. If it is possible, write the result in the last column of the table.
proposed
multiplication or division
(3.0 g)-(0.033 kg) = ?
3
(9.0 m²) - (8.0 m) = ?
(3.0 kg). (1.0 m²) = ?
Explanation
Is this
possible?
Check
Ⓒyes
no
Ⓒyes
no
yes
no
result
0
0
0
GOR
×10
X
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O MEASUREMENT
Multiplication and division of measurements
Decide whether each proposed multiplication or division of measurements is possible. If it is possible, write the result in the last column of the table.
proposed
multiplication or division
(3.0 g)-(0.033 kg) = ?
3
(9.0 m²) - (8.0 m) = ?
(3.0 kg). (1.0 m²) = ?
Explanation
Is this
possible?
Check
Ⓒyes
no
Ⓒyes
no
yes
no
result
0
0
0
GOR
×10
X
U 07
00
$
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