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- Fill in each blank by converting between square or cubic units.
- Put four areas in order from smallest to largest after converting.
- Word problem: the other side of a 3 hectare rectangular park.
- Find Jack's mistakes in converting square and cubic units.
- Find the perimeter and area of a courtyard in different units.
- Word problem: how deep wood chips lie over a play area.
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Converting square and cubic units: the lesson ›More Chapter 10 worksheets: Area, surface area and volume of prisms
- 10.1Area of composite figures and shaded regions
- 10.2Converting square and cubic units
- 10.3Cross sections of solids
- 10.4Surface area of prisms and cylinders
- 10.5Volume of prisms and cylinders