Metric Conversion Practice
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This document contains 10 metric conversion practice problems. It converts between units like mL and L, m and mm, g and kg, cm and m, mL and dL, kg and g, mg and cg, kg and mg, and mL and cm3. Each problem shows the conversion calculation in a fraction format and reduces the units.
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The document provides instructions for creating and maintaining an interactive science notebook. It explains that the notebook should be divided into left and right sides, with the left side for student work and the right side containing teacher notes. Various examples of assignments for the left side are given, such as drawings, foldables and graphic organizers. Guidelines are provided for setting up the notebook, including numbering pages, creating a table of contents and author page. Tips are included about keeping the notebook organized and up-to-date.
Procedures For Classroom
The document outlines 14 procedures for students in the classroom: (1) Entering and exiting quietly and going to assigned seats, (2) Raising hands to speak and request assistance, (3) Completing warm-up work silently and with names and dates, (4) Listening to instruction and taking notes, (5) Working quietly during study time, (6) Formatting paper headings, (7) Turning in homework on time and having limited chances to make up work, (8) Exiting calmly in an emergency.
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Metric Conversion Practice
- 2. Problem #1 Convert400 mL to Liters L 400 mL 1 L .400 = mL 1 000 = 0.4 L = 4x10-1 L
- 3. Problem #2 Convert10 meters to mm mm 10 m 1 000 mm 10 000 = m 1 = 1x104 mm
- 4. Problem #3 Convert73 grams to kg kg 73 g 1 kg 0.073 = g 1 000 = 7.3x10-2 kg
- 5. Problem #4 Convert0.02 kilometers to m m 0.02 km 1 000 m 20 = km 1 = 2x101 m
- 6. Problem #5 Convert20 centimeters to m m 20 cm 1 m 0.20 = cm 100 = 2x10-1 m
- 7. Problem #6 Convert450 milliliters to dL dL 450 mL 1 dL 4.5 = mL 100
- 8. Problem #7 Convert10 kilograms to grams g 10 kg 1 000 10 000 g = kg 1 = 1x104 g
- 9. Problem #8 Convert935 mg to cg 1 cg 935 mg 93.5 cg = mg 10 = 9.35x101 cg
- 10. Problem #9 Convert5.2 kg to mg 5.2 kg mg 1 000 000 mg = kg 1 = 5 200 000 mg = 5.2x106 mg
- 11. Problem #10 Convert175 mL to cm3 cm3 1 175 mL 175 cm3 = mL 1 = 1.75x102 cm3