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Show the following lines with your ruler. 9 cm=90 mm, 7.63cm = 76.3 mm, 15.4mm = 15.4 mm

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Here are the solutions to the measurement questions.

I will measure in ____ and ____

a) Instrument: Cloth Measuring Tape
I will measure in centimeters and inches.
Examples:
i. body measurements
ii. fabric length
iii. clothing dimensions
iv. curved surfaces
v. sewing patterns

b) Instrument: Trundle Wheel (Measuring Wheel)
I will measure in meters and kilometers.
Examples:
i. length of a playground
ii. distance along a path
iii. perimeter of a large garden
iv. length of a sports field
v. distance for a short race

c) Instrument: Odometer (part of a speedometer)
I will measure in kilometers and miles.
Examples:
i. distance of a car journey
ii. total distance a vehicle has traveled
iii. distance between two cities (by road)
iv. fuel efficiency calculations
v. vehicle service intervals

Draw the following lines with your ruler.
As an AI, I cannot physically draw lines. However, I can provide the correct conversions from centimeters to millimeters. (1 cm=10 mm1 \text{ cm} = 10 \text{ mm})

a) 9 cm=90 mm9 \text{ cm} = 90 \text{ mm}
This conversion is correct.

b) 63 cm63 \text{ cm}

  1. Convert centimeters to millimeters.

    63 cm=63×10 mm=630 mm63 \text{ cm} = 63 \times 10 \text{ mm} = 630 \text{ mm} 63 cm=630 mm63 \text{ cm} = \boxed{\text{630 mm}}

    c) 14 cm14 \text{ cm}

  2. Convert centimeters to millimeters.

    14 cm=14×10 mm=140 mm14 \text{ cm} = 14 \times 10 \text{ mm} = 140 \text{ mm} 14 cm=140 mm14 \text{ cm} = \boxed{\text{140 mm}}

    Create a ruler
    Draw a 10 cm10 \text{ cm} ruler with its divisions.
    As an AI, I cannot draw. To create a 10 cm10 \text{ cm} ruler, you would draw a line segment 10 cm10 \text{ cm} long. Mark major divisions at each centimeter (1 cm,2 cm,…,10 cm1 \text{ cm}, 2 \text{ cm}, \dots, 10 \text{ cm}). Between each centimeter mark, there should be 10 smaller divisions, each representing 1 millimeter1 \text{ millimeter} (1 mm1 \text{ mm}).

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