This math topic focuses on interpreting and converting measurements using a scale commonly found on maps. It enhances skills in converting metric units and applying these conversions to calculate actual distances on maps based on a given scale, such as 1:90,000 or 1:5,000. The problems require converting measurements like dekameters (dam) and hectometers (hm) to centimeters (cm) or millimeters (mm) on a map, taking into account different scales. Students practice determining the map representation of certain real-world measurements, improving their ability in measurement conversion and understanding of map scales in a metric context.
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The map has a scale of 1:7,000. How many millimeters on the map would represent 35 m?
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Math worksheet on 'Metric Unit Scale on Map - Find Map Measurement - To 1000000 - Change Unit (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Measurement Conversion and Map Scale - Advanced - Metric' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/measurement_unit_conversion_and_scale_advanced_metric/ |
The map has a scale of 1:90,000. How many centimeters on the map would represent 630 dam? |
7,000 cm |
700 cm |
0.007 cm |
7 cm |
The map has a scale of 1:5,000. How many centimeters on the map would represent 25 dam? |
500 cm |
0.5 cm |
50 cm |
5 cm |
5,000 cm |
The map has a scale of 1:70,000. How many millimeters on the map would represent 63 dam? |
0.9 mm |
9 mm |
90 mm |
0.09 mm |
The map has a scale of 1:90,000. How many centimeters on the map would represent 72 hm? |
80 cm |
800 cm |
8,000 cm |
8 cm |
The map has a scale of 1:90,000. How many millimeters on the map would represent 6.3 hm? |
7 mm |
7,000 mm |
0.07 mm |
0.007 mm |
0.7 mm |
The map has a scale of 1:9,000. How many millimeters on the map would represent 4.5 dam? |
500 mm |
0.005 mm |
5,000 mm |
0.05 mm |
50 mm |
5 mm |
The map has a scale of 1:90,000. How many centimeters on the map would represent 36 hm? |
40 cm |
4,000 cm |
400 cm |
4 cm |
0.04 cm |