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

This math topic focuses on understanding and applying map scales in metric units for distances less than 1000 units. It involves calculating the real-life distances represented by measurements (in millimeters and centimeters) on maps using given scale ratios, such as 1:50 or 1:30. The topic tests the ability to convert and multiply measurements according to the map scale, reinforcing skills in both unit conversion and multiplication within the context of metric measurement systems. This set of problems is categorized under a broader unit focused on metric measurement and unit conversion practices.

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Metric Unit Scale on Map - Less than 1000 - Same Unit Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Metric Unit Scale on Map - Less than 1000 - Same Unit (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Measurement - Unit Conversion Practice - Metric' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/measurement_unit_conversion_practice_metric/

1

The map has a scale of 1:7,000. How many millimeters would 2 mm on the map represent?

a

14,000,000 mm

b

140 mm

c

14,000 mm

d

140,000 mm

e

14 mm

2

The map has a scale of 1:9,000. How many millimeters would 8 mm on the map represent?

a

72,000 mm

b

7,200 mm

c

720,000 mm

d

720 mm

e

72 mm

f

7,200,000 mm

3

The map has a scale of 1:400. How many centimeters would 7 cm on the map represent?

a

2.8 cm

b

2,800,000 cm

c

2,800 cm

d

28,000 cm

4

The map has a scale of 1:900. How many millimeters would 8 mm on the map represent?

a

720,000 mm

b

72 mm

c

72,000 mm

d

7.2 mm

e

7,200 mm

5

The map has a scale of 1:50. How many millimeters would 4 mm on the map represent?

a

2,000 mm

b

20 mm

c

20,000 mm

d

200 mm

e

2 mm

6

The map has a scale of 1:4,000. How many centimeters would 2 cm on the map represent?

a

800 cm

b

80,000 cm

c

80 cm

d

8 cm

e

8,000 cm

f

800,000 cm

7

The map has a scale of 1:30. How many centimeters would 9 cm on the map represent?

a

270,000 cm

b

27 cm

c

2,700 cm

d

27,000 cm

e

270 cm