Home
Favorites
My Account
Menu
Common Core Sheets
Advertisement
x
Teacher Panel
>
My Account
Distance Learning Assignments
My Class
Grade Book
Grade Scale
My Saved Sheets
Site Options
Spelling
>
Spelling Worksheets Maker
Premade Spelling Worksheets
Math
>
Daily Reviews Creator
Create-A-Test
Create-A-Flash Card
Sort By Grade
Addition
Subtraction
Multiplication
Division
Algebra
Angles
Area & Perimeter
Balancing Equations
Bar Graphs
Box Plots
Capacity
Cheat Sheets
Converting Forms
Counting
Decimals
Division
Drills
Fact Families
Factors
Fractions
Grids
Lines
Line Graphs
Line Plots
Mean, Median, Mode & Range
Measurement
Money
Multiplication
Multistep Problems
Negative Numbers
Order of Operations
Patterns & Function Machines
Percent
Pictographs
Pie Graphs
Probability
Properties
Ratios
Rounding
Shapes
Statistics
Subtraction
Tally
Tape Diagrams
Temperature
Time
Trigonometry
Value & Place Value
Variables
Weight
Venn Diagrams
Volume
Drills
Search
social studies
>
Geography
Primary & Secondary Sources
Timelines
Create-A-Sheet
science
>
Tools
Volume
Create-A-Sheet
Language Arts
>
Improving a Paragraph
Create-A-Sheet
Teacher Panel
>
My Account
Distance Learning Assignments
My Class
Grade Scale
My Saved Sheets
Site Options
Other Stuff
>
Fun Sheets
Coloring Sheets
How to Use Worksheets
Contact & Comment
Using Ratio Equations - One atta Time
☰
Reset Score
Skip Problem
language
>
English
Spanish
French
German
Italian
Russian
Vietnamese
Keypad
>
Generate Results Printout
Correct
0
+1
Incorrect
0
+1
Score
0
Waiting on your teacher to grade.
COMPLETE!
Correct!
Incorrect
Assignment Complete
Every centimeter is 10 millimeters. This can be expressed using the equation y × 10 = Z, where y is equal to the number of centimeters and Z is equal to the total number of millimeters. Using this equation find the total millimeters in 3 centimeters.
1
Check Answer ✔
Submit
Next Problem ➔
×
Name
Do Not Include Problems
Create PDF
Advertisement
Reset Score 
Skip Problem 
language 
Keypad
Reset Score
Skip Problem
Keypad