Fill in the gaps for each of the following:Question 1Workboarda. 0.08 m =  mmSUBMIT (ATTEMPT 1 OF 2)Question 2Workboardb. 6.071 km =  mSUBMIT (ATTEMPT 1 OF 2)Question 3Workboardc. 670 cm =  mSUBMIT (ATTEMPT 1 OF 2)Question 4Workboardd. 0.0051 km =  m

Calculate the diameter of a circle (correct to 2 decimal places) with a circumference of:(Use the 𝜋 button on your calculator.)Question 1Workboarda. 18.84cmDiameter =  cmSUBMIT (ATTEMPT 1 OF 2)Question 2Workboardb. 64.81cm​Diameter =  cmSUBMIT (ATTEMPT 1 OF 2)Question 3Workboardc. 74.62mmDiameter =  mm

Write the following ratios in simplest form:Question 1Workboarda. 0.7 to 0.9 = SUBMIT (ATTEMPT 1 OF 2)Question 2Workboardb. 0.3 : 2.1 = SUBMIT (ATTEMPT 1 OF 2)Question 3Workboardc. 0.25 : 1.5 =

​Rewrite each of the following statements as a ratio in simplest form, 𝑎:𝑏:Question 1Workboarda. 1 km to 27 m

ewrite each of the following statements as a ratio in simplest form, 𝑎:𝑏:Question 1Workboarda. 3 mm to 5 mm = SUBMIT (ATTEMPT 1 OF 2)Question 2Workboardb. 6 s to 19 s = SUBMIT (ATTEMPT 1 OF 2)Question 3Workboardc. $4 to $11 = SUBMIT (ATTEMPT 1 OF 2)Question 4Workboardd. 7 teams to 9 teams = SUBMIT (ATTEMPT 1 OF 2)Question 5Workboarde. 1 goal to 5 goals =

My Practice Time 1 1. Convert into centimetres. a. 2 m b. 4 m c. 90 m e. 15 m 20 cm f 6 m 50 cm g. 12 m 9 cm d. 70 m 25 cm b. 8 m 50 cm 2. Convert the following into m and cm. a. 400 cm b. 306 cm c. 129 cm d. 256 cm e. 781 cm f. 244 cm g. 888 cm h. 413 cm 3. How many more centimetres are required to make a metre? a. 82 cm 8 cm b. 57 cm 43cm c. 9 cm e. 23 cm 91cm d. 84 cm 16 cm 77 cm f. 49 cm 51 cm