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    MEASUREMENT

    CHAPTER 10
    CLASS V
    PREPARED BY
    MS AMNA JABEEN
    • Measurement is finding a
    number that shows the size
    or amount of something.
    We can measure
    Time
    The ongoing sequence of events is time. We can
    measure time in seconds, minutes, hours, days,
    weeks, months, and years. 
    Weight/ Mass
    The amount of matter a thing consists of is
    called its weight. Measuring weight means to
    measure the heaviness of a thing. 
    Weight can be measured in
    grams, kilograms, and pounds.  
    Length/ Distance
    The amount of something that is measured
    from one end to the other along the longest
    side is called its length. 
         
    Length is measured in
    centimeters, meters,
    kilometers, feet, and miles
    Capacity / Volume
    Capacity is a measure of how much
    quantity a thing can hold.  

    Capacity is measured in
    liters, milliliters and
    gallons 
    Temperature
    The temperature of a thing is the
    measurement of how hot or cold it is. 

    Temperature is measured in
    Celsius, Fahrenheit, and
    Kelvin.
    Units of measurements
    1m = 100 cm
    1km = 1000 m (meters)
    1 kg = 1000 g (grams)
    1liter = 1000 ml (milliliters)
    Converting
    Measurement

    Converting larger units


    into smaller units
    Prior knowledge
    • 0.32 x 100 = 32
    • 0.43 x 1000 = 430
    • 6.5 x 100 = 650
    • 7.1 x 1000 = 7100
    • RULE TO CONVERT
    • meter into centimeter
    × 100
    • m cm

    • 1 m = 100 cm
    • 2m = 200 cm
    • 3m = 300 cm and so on
    Convert these lengths
    into cm
    • 32.31 m =_______ cm

    32.31 x 100 = 3231


    240
    • 2.4 m = _________ cm
    1204
    • 12.04 m =_________cm
    2090
    • 20.9 m =_________cm
    150
    • 1.5 m =_________cm
    • RULE TO CONVERT
    • Km into meters
    • km × 1000 m

    • 1 km = 1000 m
    • 2km = 2000 m
    • 3km = 3000 m
    Convert these lengths
    into meters
    • 2.3 km =_______ m

    2.3 x 1000 = 2300


    400
    • 0.4 km = _________ m
    1040
    • 1.04 km =_________m
    20700
    • 20.7 km =_________m
    1900
    • 1.9 km =_________m
    • A string is 2.4 m long . Another string is o.6 m
    long. What is the difference in their lengths in
    centimeters?
    Solution:
    • First string = 2.4 m
    • second string = 0.6 m
    • Difference = 2.4 – 0.6 = 1.8m
    • As we know 1m = 100 cm
    • So, 1.8 m = 1.8 x 100 = 180 cm
    • The difference in their lengths is 180 cm
    •
    PRACTICE TASK

    TEXT BOOK 5B PAGE NO 49 (TRY THIS)

    W.BOOK 5 B PAGE NO 29

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