MM to Inches Practice Worksheets
Free printable worksheets for students and teachers. Master millimeter to inch conversions with step-by-step practice problems and detailed answer keys.
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Basic Practice Worksheet
- 10 basic conversion problems
- mm → inches and inches → mm
- Detailed answer key with steps
- Perfect for homework or classwork
Real-World Applications
- 10 real-world scenario problems
- Shopping, DIY, engineering contexts
- Multi-step problem solving
- Great for advanced learners
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⭐ Easymm → inchesProblem 1: Convert 12 mm to inches. Round to 2 decimals.View Solution
Problem: Convert 12 mm to inches. Round to 2 decimals.
Solution:
- Use the formula: inches = millimeters ÷ 25.4
- Calculate: 12 ÷ 25.4 = 0.4724
- Round to 2 decimals: 0.47 inches
Answer: 0.47 inches
⭐⭐ Mediuminches → mmProblem 2: Convert 4.5" to millimeters. Round to 1 decimal.View Solution
Problem: Convert 4.5" to millimeters. Round to 1 decimal.
Solution:
- Use the formula: millimeters = inches × 25.4
- Calculate: 4.5 × 25.4 = 114.3 mm
- Round to 1 decimal: 114.3 mm
Answer: 114.3 mm
⭐⭐ MediumapplicationProblem 3: A picture frame opening is 180 mm wide. What is the width in inches to 2 decimals?View Solution
Problem: A picture frame opening is 180 mm wide. What is the width in inches to 2 decimals?
Solution:
- Use inches = millimeters ÷ 25.4
- Calculate: 180 ÷ 25.4 = 7.087"
- Round to 2 decimals: 7.09"
Answer: 7.09 inches
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👨🏫 For Teachers
How to Use These Worksheets in Your Classroom
Lesson Ideas
- • Warm-up activity: 5-minute conversion drill
- • Group work: Solve application problems together
- • Homework: Basic worksheet for reinforcement
- • Assessment: Use advanced worksheet for quizzes
- • Cross-curricular: Connect to science experiments
Teaching Tips
- • Start with visual aids (rulers showing both units)
- • Use real objects for hands-on learning
- • Encourage calculator use for complex problems
- • Emphasize the "why" behind the 25.4 conversion
- • Connect to students' daily experiences
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Can I use these worksheets in my classroom?
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Do the worksheets include answer keys?
Yes! Each worksheet PDF includes a detailed answer key with step-by-step solutions. This helps students understand the conversion process and allows for self-checking. Teachers can easily grade assignments or provide students with immediate feedback.
What grade level are these worksheets suitable for?
Our worksheets are designed for grades 4-8, but can be adapted for different levels. The basic worksheets work well for grades 4-6, while the application problems are suitable for grades 6-8 and beyond. Adults learning metric/imperial conversions will also find them useful.
How do I create a custom worksheet?
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