It looks like you've uploaded a worksheet titled "Measurement with Centimeters," but the image itself is not visible. However, I can guide you on how to solve such problems if you provide the measurements for Strings #1, #2, and #3. Let's assume you have measured the lengths of the strings as follows:
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String #1: 5 cm
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String #2: 8 cm
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String #3: 6 cm
Step-by-Step Solution:
#### 1. How long is String #2?
- From the assumed measurements:
String #2 = 8 cm
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Answer: 8 centimeters
#### 2. How long is String #27?
- Since there is no String #27 mentioned in the problem, this question seems to be a typo or an error. If it refers to String #2, then:
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Answer: 8 centimeters (assuming it's a typo and meant String #2)
#### 3. How long is String #3?
- From the assumed measurements:
String #3 = 6 cm
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Answer: 6 centimeters
#### 4. Which string is the longest? String #1, String #2, or String #3?
- Compare the lengths:
- String #1 = 5 cm
- String #2 = 8 cm
- String #3 = 6 cm
- The longest string is
String #2.
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Answer: String #2
#### 5. What is the length of String #2 and String #3 combined?
- Add the lengths of String #2 and String #3:
- String #2 = 8 cm
- String #3 = 6 cm
- Combined length = 8 + 6 = 14 cm
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Answer: 14 centimeters
#### 6. How much shorter is String #2 than String #3?
- Find the difference between String #2 and String #3:
- String #2 = 8 cm
- String #3 = 6 cm
- Difference = 8 - 6 = 2 cm
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Answer: 2 centimeters
Final Answers:
1.
8 centimeters
2.
8 centimeters (assuming typo)
3.
6 centimeters
4.
String #2
5.
14 centimeters
6.
2 centimeters
If you have the actual measurements from your image, please provide them, and I can adjust the solution accordingly!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of measurement worksheet for 2nd graders.
