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Match the following:‘A’‘B’(1) Half metre(a) 5 cm(2) Half kilometre(b) 50 cm(3) 50 millimetre(c) 500 cm(4) 5 kilometre(d) 500 m(5) 5 metre(e) 5000 m

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(1 – b),

(2 – d),

(3 – a),

(4 – e),

(5 – c)

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