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To solve problems that include converting between S.I. units

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MATHEMATICS

Measurement and Time

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EDUCATOR SECTION

Memorandum

1.1 3 000

1.2 0,003

1.3 30

1.4 147

1.5 1 200

1.6 29 804

1.7 1 507

1.8 300 000

1.9 19

1.10 250

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Do you know the answers of the following?__________________________________

  • How much cool drink is there in a standard tin?___________________________
  • How much milk is there in the sachets at the supermarket?__________________
  • How much water can your geyser hold? _________________________________
  • How much yoghurt is there in the small containers?_______________________

You have just given the capacity of the cool drink tin, milk sachet, geyser and yoghurt container.

The units for capacity are:

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ACTIVITY: To solve problems that include converting between S.I. units [LO 4.5]

1. This activity should be like child's play! Let us see how well you can remember the work. Take a good look at the following and convert as required:

1.1 3 ℓ = ________________________ mℓ

1.2 3 ℓ = ________________________ kℓ

1.3 0,03 ℓ = ______________________ mℓ

1.4 0,147 kℓ = _____________________ ℓ

1.5 1,2 kℓ = _______________________ ℓ

1.6 29,804 ℓ = _____________________ mℓ

1.7 1,507 kℓ = _____________________ ℓ

1.8 300 ℓ = ________________________ mℓ

1.9 19 000 mℓ = ____________________ ℓ

1.10 1 cup = ________________________ mℓ

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Learning Outcome 4: The learner will be able to use appropriate measuring units, instruments and formulae in a variety of contexts.

Assessment Standard 4.5: We know this when the solves problems involving selecting, calculating with and converting between appropriate S.I. units listed above, integrating with appropriate Technology and Natural Sciences contexts.

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