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Metric Unit Scale on Map - Less than 1000 - Same Single Unit (Level 1)

This math topic focuses on understanding and converting map scales to actual distances in metric units. The problems involve calculating real-world distances from map measurements using scales such as 1:500, 1:7000, and 1:4000. Students practice converting measurements given in centimeters on the map to their real-life equivalents in centimeters or millimeters. This involves multiplying the measurement on the map by the scale factor to find out how many centimeters or millimeters one unit on the map represents in reality. It is a fundamental exercise to enhance skills in practical applications of ratios and proportional reasoning within the metric system.

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Map Scale - Less than 1000 - Same Single Unit

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The map has a scale of 1:4,000. How many centimeters would 1 cm on the map represent?

Scale: 1:4,000