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Weigh it, Pour it

CBSE · Class 4 · Mathematics

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Key Topics to Revise

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1. Measuring Weight

  • Weight is used to find how heavy something is.
  • In Grade 3, measuring weight and capacity was already learned.
  • A 1 kilogram salt packet is a familiar example of weight.
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2. Estimating Weight in Daily Life

  • Estimation means making a close guess before checking the actual weight.
  • Fruits and vegetables can be estimated as less than 1 kg or more than 1 kg.
  • Common items for estimation include bananas, potatoes, tomatoes, and onions.
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3. Balance and Number of Packets

  • A balance shows equal weight on both sides when it is level.
  • If a 500 g packet is on one side, the other side needs 250 g packets to balance it.
  • The number of smaller packets depends on the total weight needed.
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4. Boxes of Sweet

  • Mr Shrinathan is a sweet shop owner who must pack 1 kg Kaju-katli orders into differently sized boxes.
  • Mr Das wants sweets packed in 500 g boxes.
  • Mrs Fernandes wants sweets packed in 250 g boxes.

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Key Concepts

Objects can be arranged from heaviestWeight is commonly measured in gramsLiquids are measured by capacityA larger amount can be madeA guess is made first

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