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Match the Following. Column A Column B (1) Length A. Kilogram (2) Mass B. Cubic Metre (3) Area C. Metre (4) Volume D. Square Metre

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Match the following.

 Column A   Column B
(1) Length  a. kilogram
(2) Mass  b. cubic metre
(3) Area  c. metre
(4) Volume  d. square metre
Match the Columns
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Solution

 Column A   Column B
(1) Length  c. metre
(2) Mass  a. kilogram
(3) Area  d. square metre
(4) Volume  b. cubic metre
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