Metres and Centimetres Conversion

In Metres and Centimetres Conversion we will learn how to convert metres (m) into centimetres (cm) and centimetres (cm) into metres (m).


I: Meters to Centimeters Conversion (m to cm):

To convert meters into centimetres, we multiply the number of meters by 100.

For example:

1. Convert 7 m into centimetres.

Solution:

1 m = 100 cm

7 m = 100 × 7

        = 700 c

2. Convert 5 m 40 cm into centimetres.

Solution:

1 m = 100 cm

5 m = 100 × 5 = 500 cm

5 m 40 cm = 500 + 40 = 540 cm


II:  Centimeters to Meters Conversion (cm to m):

To convert centimetres into metres, we divide the number of centimetres by 100.

For example:

1. Convert 400cm into metres.

Solution:

1 cm = \(\frac{1}{100}\)m

400cm = \(\frac{400}{100}\) m

           = 4 m

 

2. Convert 700 cm into metres.

Solution:

1 cm = \(\frac{1}{100}\) m

700 cm = \(\frac{700}{100}\) m

            = 7 m


III:  Centimeters into Meters and Centimeters Conversion (cm to m):

To convert centimetres into metres and centimetres, we will first transform the given number of centimetres into a multiple of 100. This will give the number of metres in the given number of centimetres. The remaining number will be in centimetres. 

For example:

1. Convert 520 cm into metres and centimetres.

Solution:

520 cm = 500 cm + 20 cm

500 cm = 5 m

520 cm = 5 m 20 cm

 

2. Convert 640 cm into metres.

Solution:

640 cm = 600 cm + 40 cm

600 cm = \(\frac{600}{100}\) m = 6 m

640 cm = 6 m + 40 cm

            = 6 m 40 cm

 

3. Convert 825 cm into metres.

Solution:

825 cm = 800 cm + 25 cm

800 cm = \(\frac{800}{100}\) m = 8m

825 cm = 8 m + 25 cm

            = 8 m 25 cm


Questions and Answers on Metres and Centimetres - Conversion:

1. Convert metres into centimetres:

(i) 5 m

(ii) 17 m

(iii) 24 m 30 cm

(iv) 10 m

(v) 67 m 20 cm


Answer:

1. (i) 500 cm

(ii) 1700 cm

(iii) 2430 cm

(iv) 1000 cm

(v) 6720 cm



2. Convert centimetres into metres and centimetres:

(i) 3508 cm

(ii) 4000 cm

(iii) 1235 cm

(iv) 768 cm

(v) 930 cm

Metres and Centimetres Conversion

Answer:

2. (i) 35 m 8 cm

(ii) 40 m

(iii) 12 m 35 cm

(iv) 7 m 68 cm

(v) 9 m 30 cm





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