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Grade 4 Mathematics Online Lessons on Length
Work out: multiplying metres and centimetres by a whole number
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1.
Complete the table: convert metres to centimetres
2.
Complete the table: convert centimetres to metres
3.
Convert to centimetres: a) 9 m 29 cm b) 3 m 19 cm
4.
Convert to metres and centimetres: a) 259 cm b) 617 cm
5.
A rope is 5 m long. What is the length of the rope in cm?
6.
A tailor bought a piece of cloth 6 m 80 cm long. Convert the length of the cloth into centimetres.
7.
A farmer built a cow shed. The length of the shed was 703 cm. What is the length of the shed in metres and centimetres?
8.
Work out the perimeter of each shape represented:
9.
Find the perimeter:
10.
Add: metres and centimetres
11.
Add: a) 36 m 50 cm to 57 m 70 cm b) 50 m 65 cm to 54 m 56 cm
12.
Three pieces of metal bars of lengths 92 cm, 92 cm and 85 cm were joined together to form a triangular shape. What was the total length of the metal bars in metres and centimetres?
13.
A pipe 8 m 35 cm long was joined to another pipe 4 m 55 cm long. What was the total length of the pipe formed?
14.
A sugar cane was cut into two pieces of length 1 m 27 cm and 1 m 45 cm. How long was the sugar cane?
15.
Work out: (subtract metres and centimetres)
16.
Work out: subtraction involving metres and centimetres
17.
Work out: a) 6 m 70 cm – 1 m 40 cm b) 32 m 10 cm – 11 m 90 cm c) 25 m 40 cm – 6 m 60 cm
18.
Maria had a piece of ribbon 1 m 60 cm long. She cut off a piece 50 cm long. What was the length of the remaining piece?
19.
A metal bar was 13 m 50 cm long. An artisan cut a piece 5 m 28 cm long from the bar. What was the length of the remaining piece?
20.
A shopkeeper had a roll of polythene paper 45 m 68 cm long. He sold 18 m 40 cm of the paper. Calculate the length of the remaining paper.
21.
A tailor had a roll of cloth 15 m 80 cm long. He used 9 m 95 cm of the cloth. What was the length of the remaining cloth?
22.
A fencing post 3 m 40 cm long was cut from a pole 8 m long. Work out the length of the remaining part?
23.
Work out: multiplying metres and centimetres by a whole number
24.
Multiply by: a) 11 m 27 m by 5 b) 5 m 62 cm by 2
25.
A tailor had five ribbons. The length of each ribbon was 2 m 56 cm. What was the total length of the ribbon?
26.
A carpenter had eight pieces of timber. Each piece of the timber was 1 m 28 cm long. What was the total length?
27.
A toy car is made using a wire 1 m 20 cm long. What length of wire is required to make 6 such toys?
28.
Work out (Long division)
29.
Work out (Long division): divide metres and centimetres by a whole number
30.
Divide: 23 m 80 cm ÷ 7
31.
A rope 24 m 20 cm long was cut into 5 equal pieces. How long was each piece?
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