Look at the picture and answer the question. Which scale A , B , C or D would you use if you needed have 650 g of flour ?

We have to find which scale would you use if you needed have 650 g of flour. From the given, From the scale A , Number of lines from 0 to 1000 g = 2 Dividing 1000 by 2 gives weight each line represents. 1000 g 2 = 500 g So, each line represents 500 g in scale A . From the scale B , Number of lines from 0 to 500 g = 5 Dividing 500 by 5 gives weight each line represents. 500 g 5 = 100 g So, each line represents 100 g in scale B . From the scale C , Number of lines from 0 to 500 g = 2 Dividing 500 by 2 gives weight each line represents. 500 g 2 = 250 g So, each line represents 250 g in scale C . From the scale D , Number of lines from 0 to 500 g = 10 Dividing 500 by 10 gives weight each line represents. 500 g 10 = 50 g So, each line represents 50 g in scale D . From the above calculation, we can say that, 650 g of flour if you needed you can use scale D . Hence, the required answer as shown above.

Look at the picture and answer the question. Which scale A , B , C or D would you use if you needed have 4 . 25 kg of potatoes ?

We have to find which scale would you use if you needed have 4 . 25 kg of potatoes. From the given, From the scale A , Number of lines from 0 to 1000 g = 2 Dividing 1000 by 2 gives weight each line represents. 1000 g 2 = 500 g So, each line represents 500 g in scale A . From the scale B , Number of lines from 0 to 500 g = 5 Dividing 500 by 5 gives weight each line represents. 500 g 5 = 100 g So, each line represents 100 g in scale B . From the scale C , Number of lines from 0 to 500 g = 2 Dividing 500 by 2 gives weight each line represents. 500 g 2 = 250 g So, each line represents 250 g in scale C . From the scale D , Number of lines from 0 to 500 g = 10 Dividing 500 by 10 gives weight each line represents. 500 g 10 = 50 g So, each line represents 50 g in scale D . From the above calculation, we can say that, 4 . 25 kg of potatoes if you needed you can use scale C . Hence, the required answer as shown above.

Look at the picture and answer the question. Which scale A , B , C or D would you use if you needed have 100 g of butter ?

We have to find which scale would you use if you needed have 100 g of butter. From the given, From the scale A , Number of lines from 0 to 1000 g = 2 Dividing 1000 by 2 gives weight each line represents. 1000 g 2 = 500 g So, each line represents 500 g in scale A . From the scale B , Number of lines from 0 to 500 g = 5 Dividing 500 by 5 gives weight each line represents. 500 g 5 = 100 g So, each line represents 100 g in scale B . From the scale C , Number of lines from 0 to 500 g = 2 Dividing 500 by 2 gives weight each line represents. 500 g 2 = 250 g So, each line represents 250 g in scale C . From the scale D , Number of lines from 0 to 500 g = 10 Dividing 500 by 10 gives weight each line represents. 500 g 10 = 50 g So, each line represents 50 g in scale D . From the above calculation, we can say that, 100 g of butter if you needed you can use scale B and scale D . Hence, the required answer as shown above.