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Length Word Problems worksheet with illustrated math questions for students.

A worksheet titled "Length Word Problems" featuring eight math problems involving measurements in inches, centimeters, and meters, with illustrations of a snake, ribbon, teddy bear, beaver, pencils, boxes, building, and whale.

A worksheet titled "Length Word Problems" featuring eight math problems involving measurements in inches, centimeters, and meters, with illustrations of a snake, ribbon, teddy bear, beaver, pencils, boxes, building, and whale.

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Here is the solution to each of the length word problems, with a clear explanation for each:

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1. A snake was 35 inches long. Now it is 57 inches long. How much did the snake grow?

Answer: 22 inches

Explanation:
To find how much the snake grew, subtract the original length from the new length:
57 - 35 = 22 inches

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2. A ribbon was 50cm long. After I cut some off, 37cm was left. How much did I cut off?

Answer: 13 cm

Explanation:
The amount cut off is the difference between the original length and what’s left:
50 - 37 = 13 cm

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3. A teddy bear in Jack’s chest was 36 cm tall. Another toy in his chest was 100cm tall. How much shorter was the teddy bear?

Answer: 64 cm

Explanation:
To find how much shorter the teddy bear is, subtract its height from the taller toy’s height:
100 - 36 = 64 cm

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4. A beaver is 15 inches long. It grows 23 inches. How long is the beaver now?

Answer: 38 inches

Explanation:
Add the growth to the original length:
15 + 23 = 38 inches

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5. I have 3 pencils. The pencils are 17cm, 12cm and 9cm long. What is the total length of all my pencils?

Answer: 38 cm

Explanation:
Add all the lengths together:
17 + 12 + 9 = 38 cm

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6. The blue box is 48cm tall. The red box is 13cm taller than the blue one. How tall is the red box?

Answer: 61 cm

Explanation:
Add the extra height to the blue box’s height:
48 + 13 = 61 cm

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7. A building is 60 meters tall. A tree near the building is 12 meters tall. How much taller is the building than the tree?

Answer: 48 meters

Explanation:
Subtract the tree’s height from the building’s height:
60 - 12 = 48 meters

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8. A whale is 78 feet long. A rhinoceros is 13 feet long. What is the difference in length between the whale and the rhinoceros?

Answer: 65 feet

Explanation:
Find the difference by subtracting the smaller length from the larger:
78 - 13 = 65 feet

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Final Answers Summary:


1. 22 inches
2. 13 cm
3. 64 cm
4. 38 inches
5. 38 cm
6. 61 cm
7. 48 meters
8. 65 feet

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