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MF.GM.1 Standard MF-048-A05-V01

Convert measurements within a system and use unit reasoning to choose the correct scale.

Convert a measurement for a story problem

Problem

A hiking trail is \(2~\text{miles}\) long. The park map lists distances in feet. How many feet long is the trail?

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The map’s requested unit determines the conversion direction. Multiply the trail length by a feet-per-mile ratio so miles cancel, account for every mile rather than using the one-mile factor alone, and carry feet into the result. A scale check should confirm that several miles become many thousands of the smaller unit.

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Curriculum context
Standard
MF.GM.1
Category
Geometry and Measurement
Domain
Units and Conversions
Objective
Convert measurements within a system and use unit reasoning to choose the correct scale.
Problem type
Convert a measurement for a story problem