Concept explainers
a.
To determine:
If the stated conversion corresponds to a larger or a smaller number as compared to the original number.
Introduction:
Centimetre is the unit of distance. One metre is equal to
Kilogram is the unit of mass. One kilogram is equal to
Millilitres is the unit of volume. One millilitres is equal to
Metre is the unit of distance. One metre is equal to
b.
To determine:
If the stated conversion corresponds to a larger or a smaller number as compared to the original number.
Introduction:
Centimetre is the unit of distance. One metre is equal to
Kilogram is the unit of mass. One kilogram is equal to
Millilitres is the unit of volume. One millilitres is equal to
Metre is the unit of distance. One metre is equal to
c.
To determine:
If the stated conversion corresponds to a larger or a smaller number as compared to the original number.
Introduction:
Centimetre is the unit of distance. One metre is equal to
Kilogram is the unit of mass. One kilogram is equal to
Millilitres is the unit of volume. One millilitres is equal to
Metre is the unit of distance. One metre is equal to
d.
To determine:
If the stated conversion corresponds to a larger or a smaller number as compared to the original number.
Introduction:
Centimetre is the unit of distance. One metre is equal to
Kilogram is the unit of mass. One kilogram is equal to
Millilitres is the unit of volume. One millilitres is equal to
Metre is the unit of distance. One metre is equal to
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