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                2.  Find the difference of the following.
                    (a)  71 kL 9 hL 4 daL 2 L and 10 kL 2 hL 6 daL 4 L

                    (b)  6 m 5 dm 4 cm 9 mm and 3 m 4 dm 8 cm 2 mm
                    (c)  5 kg 7 hg 2 dag 6 g and 3 kg 8 hg 5 dag 9 g

                    (d)  32 m 75 cm and 14 m 25 cm

                    (e)  109 g 379 mg and 55 g 312 mg
                    (f)  72.5 mL and 65.650 mL
                3.  Find the product.

                    (a)  25 m 15 cm by 9                             (b)  57 kg 275 g by 13

                    (c)  5 kg 7 hg 6 dag 9 g by 14                   (d)  6 km 5 hm 3 dam 4 m by 12
                    (e)  25 L 175 mL by 15                           (f)  7 kL 546 L by 8
                4.  Find the quotient in higher units.

                    (a)  9 g 6 dg 5 cg 1 mg ÷ 7                      (b)  56 kg 349 g ÷ 9

                    (c)  5 m 8 dm 4 cm 8 mm ÷ 8                      (d)  9 km 5 hm 6 dam 4 m ÷ 12
                    (e)  5 kL 2 hL 7 daL 8 L ÷ 13                    (f)  9 L 562 mL ÷ 14

                5.  The length of one piece of rope is 13.25 m. Neha has another piece of ribbon measuring
                    18.85 m. She puts both the ribbons end-to-end. Find the length of the resultant piece
                    of ribbon.
                6.  Atul weighs 48 kg 250 g. Siya weighs 8 kg 125 g less than Atul. Find the weight of Siya.

                7.  There are two buckets  full  of water.  The capacity of one bucket  is  18  L 350  mL and
                    that of other is 16 L 755 mL. How much water is there in both the buckets? Express
                    the answer in L.
                8.  25 glasses can measure 8 L 205 mL of juice. What is the capacity of 5 such glasses?


              SPEED, DISTANCE AND TIME

              Speed tells us how fast an object or a person moves.                                         Enrichment

              It is the rate of covering a distance in one unit of time. A speed of 50 km per hour means
              that a distance of 50 km will be covered in one hour.

              Similarly, if a man walks 4 km in 1 hour, his walking speed is 4 km per hour.
              Speed is calculated by dividing the distance travelled by the total time taken to travel that
              distance. Thus, Speed = Distance ÷ Time.

              We can get the following relationship from the above formula:

              Distance = Speed × Time and Time =          Distance
                                                           Speed
               teacher’s
                  tip      Explain the children that for multiplication and division of units of measurement, arrange the numbers in
                           appropriate columns and then multiply or divide as decimal numbers.

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