Topic Units Estimated reading: 3 minutes 110 views Summary: A unit – is defined as a symbol or sign which is assigned to a number to describe a kind of measurement madeUnits of LengthConvertion of One Unit of Length to AnotherConvert one unit of length to anotherThe conversion of one unit to another is done by considering the arrangement belowExample, from the above we getComputations on Metric Units of LengthPerform computations on metric units of lengthExample 1ConvertSolutionUnit of MassConvertion of One Unit of Mass to AnotherConvert one unit of mass to anotherThe conversion of one unit to another is done by considering the arrangement belowExample, from the aboveThe conversion of tonneto other units is done converting it to kilogramfirst and then fromkilogramto the required unit.1 tonne = 1000kgComputation on Metric Units of MassPerform computation on metric units of massExample 2SolutionUnits of TimeThe units of time are of two types, smaller and larger units of time. Smaller units of time includes seconds, minutes, hours and days. Larger units of time includes week, month, year, decade, century, millennium.Convertion of One Unit of Time to anotherConvert one unit of time to anotherThe conversion of units of time to another can be done by considering the arrangement belowExample, from the circle aboveAlsoExample 3ConvertSolutionConvertion of Unit Time of 12 Hour Clock to 24 Hour Clock and Vice VersaRead and convert unit time of 12 hour clock to 24 hour clock and vice versaThe hours can exist in two systems: 12- hour clock and 24 – hour clock.A 12- hour clock has 12 hours between midnight and midday(a.m)and 12 hours between midday and midnight(p.m).A 21 – hour has 24 hours in a day.Times in the morning are the same in both systems.For times in the afternoon, convert by adding or subtracting 12 hoursExample 4Convert the following times from the 12 – hour clock to 24 – hour clock.Example 5Convert the following times from the 24 – hour clock to 12 – hour clock.Units of CapacityStandard Unit of Measuring CapacityState the standard unit of measuring capacityCapacity is related to the volume.Definitions:Capacity-is defined as the ability hold or contain somethingThe S.I unit of capacity is litre.Volume –is defined as the amount of space occupied by a substanceThe S.I unit of volume is cubic metres (m3)Capacity is related to the volume as follows:1 litre = 1000cm3 = 0.001m3 = 1dm3Also 1 ml = 1 cm3Other units related to litre are kiloliter (kl), hectoliter (hl), decalitre (dal), litre (l), deciliter (dl), centiliter (cl) and mililitre (ml).The conversion of one unit to another is done by considering the arrangement belowExample, from the aboveThe Litre in Daily LifeUse the litre in daily lifeExample 6Convert the following units intoSolutionTagged:Form 1MathematicsNotesUnits Topic - Previous Decimal And Percentage Next - Topic Approximations