Help Estimating Metric LengthDetermine which choice best answers each question.Answers3) Which choice best1) Which choice bestrepresents the height ofa piece of popcorn?A. 25 meters2) Which choice bestrepresents the height ofa cereal bowl?10 centimeters10 kilometersrepresents the height ofa can of soda?10 centimetersA.A.2.10 millimetersC.10 kilometersВ.B.B. 25 kiļometerse 25 centimetersD 25 millimetersС.10 millimetersD.10 metersD.10 meters3.4.6) Which choice best4) Which choice bestrepresents the height ofa 2 story home?12 centimeters5) Which choice bestrepresents the length ofa skate board?A. 75 kilometers75 centimetersC. 75 millimetersrepresents the height ofan adult elephant?A. 4 kilometers4 centimeters5.12 metersВ.В.6.12 kilometersС.4 millimetersD. 12 millimetersD. 75 metersD.4 meters7.8.7) Which choice best8) Which choice bestrepresents the height ofa tennis ball?represents the length ofa hammer?9) Which choice bestrepresents the length ofa bug?9.A. 8 millimeters8 centimetersC. 8 kilometersA. 41 millimetersB. 41 centimetersC. 41 kilometersA.25 kilometersВ.B. 25 millimeters10.C. 25 centimetersD. 8 metersD. 41 metersD. 25 meters1.1210) Which choice best11) Which choice best12) Which choice bestrepresents the length ofa dvd?represents the height ofa mountain?A. 3 metersB. 3 kilometerse. 3 centimetersD. 3 millimetersrepresents the height ofa door?A. 2 centimetersB. 2 millimeters13A. 10 metersВ.10 kilometersC. 10 millimeters2 kilometersD. 10 centimeters2 meters) Which choice best14) Which choice best15) Which choice bestrepresents the height ofa car?A. 2 centimetersrepresents the height ofa recliner?represents the width ofa piece of bread?A. 10 millimetersA. 1 kilometerB. 1 millimetere. 1 centimeterB. 2 kilometersB. 10 meters2 millimetersC. 10 centimeters2 meters1 meterD. 10 kilometers

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Estimating Metric Length Determine which choice best answers each question. 1) Which choice best 2) Which choice best 3) Which choice best represents the height of a cereal bow1? represents the height of a can of soda? A. 10 centinmeters B. 10 millimeters C. 10 kilometers D. 10 meters represents the height of a piece of popcorn? A. 25 meters A. 10 centimeters В. 10 kilometers B. 25 kiļometers E 25 centimeters D) 25 millimeters C. 10 millimeters D. 10 meters Which choice best 6) Which choice best

Estimating Metric Length Determine which choice best answers each question. 1) Which choice best 2) Which choice best 3) Which choice best represents the height of a cereal bow1? represents the height of a can of soda? A. 10 centinmeters B. 10 millimeters C. 10 kilometers D. 10 meters represents the height of a piece of popcorn? A. 25 meters A. 10 centimeters В. 10 kilometers B. 25 kiļometers E 25 centimeters D) 25 millimeters C. 10 millimeters D. 10 meters Which choice best 6) Which choice best

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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