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| 1) What is the length of Arrow 1? |
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| 2) What is the length of Arrow 2? |
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| 3) What is the length of Arrow 3? |
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| 4) What is the length of Arrow 4? |
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| Customary and Metric Conversions |
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| For the next four problems, refer to the charts in the content link to “Customary and Metric Conversions”. For decimal answers, round the answers to the nearest tenth. |
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Three quarts equal (a) how many pints, (b) how many liters? |
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| 6) Five pounds equal (a) how many ounces, (b) how many kilograms? |
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| 7) Six miles equal (a) how many yards, (b) how many kilometers? |
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| 8) Ten feet equal (a) how many inches, (b) how many centimeters? |
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| For the next five problems, convert the given customary unit to an equivalent measure in a different customary unit. For decimal answers, round the answers to the nearest tenth. Refer to the content link to Customary and Metric Conversions for conversion units. |
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| To solve the next six problems, refer to the conversion charts provided in the content link, “Customary Units of Area”. |
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| Customary Units of Volume |
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| To solve the next two problems, refer to the conversion charts provided in the content link, “Customary Units of Volume”. |
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| For the next two questions, convert the given Celsius temperature to Fahrenheit temperature. |
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| 22) Twenty-five degrees Celsius is how many degrees Fahrenheit? |
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| 23) Ten degrees Celsius is how many degrees Fahrenheit? |
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| For the next three questions, convert the given Fahrenheit temperature to Celsius temperature. |
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| 25) Explain how to convert 100.2 degrees Fahrenheit to Celsius temperature using the formula. |
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| 26) What is the Celsius temperature for 14 degrees Fahrenheit rounded to the nearest whole number? |
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| For the next three questions, convert the units of time. |
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| For the next two questions, calculate the elapsed time. |
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| 30) What is the elapsed time from 5:30 AM to 4:30 PM? |
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| 31) What is the elapsed time from 9:45 AM to Noon? |
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| 32) What is the 24-hour clock time for 8:00 AM? |
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| 33) What is the 24-hour clock time for 8:00 PM? |
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| 34) If you were directed by your school to complete Offline Activities for this course, please enter the information on the Log Entry form. |
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