Metric Conversions
5,000 g = _____ kg
5
1.4 + 2.6
4 (4.0)
(0.05)(0.3)
0.015
Jenna needs 34 party hats. At the store, party hats come in sets of 6. How many sets should Jenna buy?
6 sets
Write this number in standard form:
Two hundred sixty three and forty-nine hundredths
____ cm = 0.53 m
53
8.0 - 2.2
5.8
24.6/6
(24.6 divided by 6)
4.1
Hannah's recipe for a batch of cookies requires 2.5 cups of flour. If she has 15 cups of flour, how many batches of cookies can she make?
6 batches
Write this number in expanded form:
Fourteen and five hundred six thousandths
10 + 4 + 0.5 + 0.006
3.65 m = _____ mm
3,650
1.0017 + 3.652
7.68/3
(7.68 divided by 3)
2.56
To make a gallon of lemonade, Elisa needs 3 lemons. If she has 2 bags of lemons with 7 lemons in each bag, how many gallons of lemonade can she make?
4 gallons
Estimate the quotient:
57.8 divided by 9.3
6
17 mL = ____ L
0.017
7.025 - 3.64
3.385
(5.6)(2.13)
11.928
At the store, a pound of assorted candies is $5.79. Priya has $32 to spend. There is no tax on the candy. How many pounds of candy can she buy?
5 pounds
Estimate a range for the sum of the following numbers:
7.86 + 36.97 + 5.40
48 to 50.5
265 mg = _____ g
0.265
5.6 + 0.07 + 2.32
7.99
(0.5)(0.85)
0.425
Bonnie is planting a garden. She starts with pumpkins. Her packets of pumpkin seeds have 32 seeds per packet. She has 4 packets. If she wants to put 15 seeds in each row, how many rows should she set aside for pumpkins?
9 rows
Estimate a range for the sum of the following numbers:
9.16 + 9.87 + 4.53
22 to 23.5