MATH 2 MEASURES OF MASS- KILOGRAM AND GRAM

MATH 2 MEASURES OF MASS- KILOGRAM AND GRAM

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MATH 2 MEASURES OF MASS- KILOGRAM AND GRAM

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Before we proceed to our new topic let us have a short review.

Are you ready?

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It is used to measure short or small objects.

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centimeter

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meter

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Multiple Choice

It is used to measure long objects.

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meter

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centimeter

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Multiple Choice

How many centimeters are there in 1 meter?

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10 cm

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100 cm

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1000 cm

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Multiple Choice

If there are 5 m, then how many centimeters are there?

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5 cm

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50 cm

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500 cm

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Multiple Choice

How many meters are there in 600 cm?

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6 m

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16 m

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26 m

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Mass or weight

It is the amount of matter that makes up an object.

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Gram (g)

It is a metric unit used to measure the weight of light objects.

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Kilogram (kg)

It is a metric unit used to measure the weight of heavy objects.

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Let us try to do this activity.

Choose the correct answer.

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Multiple Choice

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What standard unit can you use in this picture?

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gram (g)

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kilogram (kg)

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Multiple Choice

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What standard unit can you use in this picture?

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gram

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kilogram

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Multiple Choice

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What standard unit can you use in this picture?

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gram

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kilogram

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Multiple Choice

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What standard unit can you use in this picture?

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gram

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kilogram

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What standard unit can you use in this picture?

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gram

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kilogram

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We can use weighing scale to get the grams or kilograms of a product.

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This is an example of weighing scale.

As you can see the weighing scale shows small lines. These lines show gram.

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One kilogram is equal to 1000 grams.

Half a kilogram is equal to 500 grams.

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Multiple Choice

How many grams are there in 3 kilograms(kg)?

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300

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3000

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Multiple Choice

How many grams are there in 4 1/2 kilograms(kg)?

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4500

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45000

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Multiple Choice

How many kilograms are there in 6000 grams?

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6 kg

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60 kg

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Multiple Choice

How many kilograms are there in 1500 grams?

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1 1/2 kg

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1 1/5 kg

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Multiple Choice

Lorenz bought 3 kg of mangoes and Ralph bought 3500 grams of mangoes. Who bought more mangoes?

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Lorenz

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Ralph

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Multiple Choice

Vince bought 4 1/2 kg of banana and Carl bought 7000 grams of banana. Who bought more banana?

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Carl

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Vince

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Remember: Gram(g) is a metric unit used to measure the weight of light objects. Kilogram(kg) is a metric unit used to measure the weight of heavy objects.

1 kilogram is equal to 1000 grams.

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