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Grade 6 Math: Measurement · Order mixed time durations
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Ontario curriculum: Mathematics (2020) · Spatial Sense E2.4 — determine the area of trapezoids, rhombuses, and kites, and the volume of rectangular prisms
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What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest?
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What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest?
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What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest?
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What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest?
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What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest?
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What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest?
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What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest?
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What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest?
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What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest?
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What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest?
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Grade 6 Math: Measurement · Order mixed time durations
Ontario curriculum: Mathematics (2020) · Spatial Sense E2.4 — determine the area of trapezoids, rhombuses, and kites, and the volume of rectangular prisms
Question numbers match the worksheet.
1.D) 7200 seconds, 2.5 hours, 180 minutes, 14 of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare.
2.D) 3600 seconds, 210 minutes, 4 hours, 15 of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare.
3.B) 5400 seconds, 2.5 hours, 200 minutes, 16 of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare.
4.B) 5400 seconds, 3 hours, 200 minutes, 15 of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare.
5.C) 7200 seconds, 18 of a day, 210 minutes, 4 hoursConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare.
6.D) 6000 seconds, 2.5 hours, 18 of a day, 210 minutesConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare.
7.C) 5400 seconds, 18 of a day, 4 hours, 280 minutesConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare.
8.C) 3600 seconds, 3 hours, 250 minutes, 15 of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare.
9.C) 5400 seconds, 2.5 hours, 180 minutes, 15 of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare.
10.C) 7200 seconds, 2.5 hours, 210 minutes, 16 of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare.
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