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Understanding the Imperial System in Math

This document provides a lesson on unit conversions within the imperial system of measurement. It includes 5 practice problems asking students to convert between different units of length, volume, and time. For each problem, students are asked to perform a multi-step unit conversion and provide the final answer in the requested units. The document concludes by notifying students they have completed the assignment and can proceed to the next lesson.

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Understanding the Imperial System in Math

This document provides a lesson on unit conversions within the imperial system of measurement. It includes 5 practice problems asking students to convert between different units of length, volume, and time. For each problem, students are asked to perform a multi-step unit conversion and provide the final answer in the requested units. The document concludes by notifying students they have completed the assignment and can proceed to the next lesson.

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Lesson 1.

4: The Imperial System Workbook 1B

Lesson 1.4: The Imperial System

Explore Your Understanding Assignment

2 1. The following shows how units will be eliminated while performing a unit conversion.

yd ft
___ : : = ___
mi yd

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate units. Explain.

2 2. Many sheet materials used in construction, such as plywood or drywall, measure 8 feet by 4 feet.
What are these dimensions in inches?

ADLC Mathematics 10C 7


Workbook 1B Lesson 1.4: The Imperial System

2 3. A common height at which commercial airplanes fly is 30 000 feet above sea level. This
correspond to how many miles?

3 4. A jam recipe requires 3 quarts of raspberries. Raspberries are available in 1.5 pint containers at
the grocery store. How many containers are required for the recipe?

2 5. Write 10 000 seconds in hours, minutes, and seconds.

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8 ADLC Mathematics 10C


Lesson 1.4: The Imperial System Workbook 1B

You have completed Lesson 1.4 Explore Your Understanding Assignment. Please return to the Module
and continue your exploration with Lesson 1.5.

ADLC Mathematics 10C 9

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