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Length is how long an object is and is measured using a ruler. The standard unit for measuring length is the centimeter (cm), such as a pencil being 12.5 cm long. Liquids and gases do not have their own shape and instead take the shape of whatever container they are in.
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Length
- 1. What is Length? • How long an object is. • The Ruler is used to measure Length.
- 2. What is the Unit of measuring Length? • We measure length in Centimeter (cm). • Example: The length of the pencil is 12.5 cm
- 3. What is the shape of the water in different containers??
- 6. Liquids and gases don’t have their own shape Liquids and gases take the shape of the container