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Upper Secondary-IGCSE
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State the name in words and the symbol for one-thousandth of a metre.

Important Questions on Making Measurements

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Upper Secondary-IGCSE
IMPORTANT
Physics for Cambridge IGCSE workbook>Chapter 1 - Making Measurements>Exercise 1.1>Q 1
State the number of centimetres there are in a metre.
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Upper Secondary-IGCSE
IMPORTANT
Physics for Cambridge IGCSE workbook>Chapter 1 - Making Measurements>Exercise 1.1>Q 1
State the number of litres there are in a cubic metre.
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Upper Secondary-IGCSE
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Physics for Cambridge IGCSE workbook>Chapter 1 - Making Measurements>Exercise 1.1>Q 2
State how many cm2 there are 1 m2.
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Upper Secondary-IGCSE
IMPORTANT
Physics for Cambridge IGCSE workbook>Chapter 1 - Making Measurements>Exercise 1.1>Q 2
State how many m2 there are in 1 km2.
MEDIUM
Upper Secondary-IGCSE
IMPORTANT
Physics for Cambridge IGCSE workbook>Chapter 1 - Making Measurements>Exercise 1.1>Q 3
A cube has sides 3.50 m long. Calculate the surface area of the cube in cm2.
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Upper Secondary-IGCSE
IMPORTANT
Physics for Cambridge IGCSE workbook>Chapter 1 - Making Measurements>Exercise 1.1>Q 3
 A cube has sides 3.50 m long. Calculate the volume of the cube in mm3.
MEDIUM
Upper Secondary-IGCSE
IMPORTANT
Physics for Cambridge IGCSE workbook>Chapter 1 - Making Measurements>Exercise 1.2>Q 5
A metalworker finds a block of silvery metal, weighs it and measures its volume.
Here are their results:
Mass of block = 0.270 kg
Volume of block = 14.0 cm3
Calculate the density of the block.
Suggest what metal this might be.
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Upper Secondary-IGCSE
IMPORTANT
Physics for Cambridge IGCSE workbook>Chapter 1 - Making Measurements>Exercise 1.2>Q 6
Describe how you could find the density of the metal object in the given figure. In your answer include the equipment you would use, how you would use the equipment and what you would do with the data you collect.


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