Mathematical Relationships and Measurements Illustrated with Images
Explore various mathematical concepts such as measurements, proportions, and equations depicted through a series of images. From calculating ribbon lengths to understanding weight conversions, this visual journey provides a unique perspective on mathematical problem-solving and applications.
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5cm 5cm 5cm 15cm 5cm 3 = 15cm
8cm 8cm 8cm 1 = 8cm
10cm 2 10cm 20cm 10cm 2 = 20cm
12cm sunflower in April. By June it is 10 times the original height. 12cm 10 = 120 cm 120 cm 12 cm April June
The wardrobe is 3 times the width of the cabinet. How wide is the wardrobe? 40 cm 3 = 120 cm 40cm 40cm 40cm 120cm
6 Bo s pencil is times the length of Alisha s pencil.
Describe the length of the plain ribbon. 5cm 5cm 5cm 15cm The plain ribbon is 3 times the length of the spotty ribbon. 5cm 3 = 15cm
Describe the length of the spotty ribbon. 5cm of the whole of the whole of the whole 15cm whole =
= =
Describe the length of the stripy ribbon. The stripy ribbon is two times the length of the plain ribbon.
Describe the length of the plain ribbon. of the of the whole whole whole
25kg 4 = kg 100
25 = 100kg = kg 25
150ml = 450ml 450ml = 150ml =
How much does the sugar weigh? 500g 1000g ?g 2 =
A duck is times as heavy as a brick 2 A duck is times as heavy as a bear 3 bears weigh the same as 2 bricks. 3