Problem Analysis:
The worksheet involves two main tasks:
1.
Reading the liquid levels in measuring cups (each cup has a scale marked in milliliters).
2.
Converting between liters and milliliters based on the given information that
1 liter = 1,000 milliliters.
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Task 1: How much liquid in each container?
We need to read the liquid levels in each of the 9 measuring cups. The scale on each cup is marked in milliliters (mL), with clear increments.
#### Step-by-Step Solution for Each Cup:
1.
Cup 1: The liquid level is at
300 mL.
2.
Cup 2: The liquid level is at
250 mL.
3.
Cup 3: The liquid level is at
500 mL.
4.
Cup 4: The liquid level is at
200 mL.
5.
Cup 5: The liquid level is at
300 mL.
6.
Cup 6: The liquid level is at
750 mL.
7.
Cup 7: The liquid level is at
350 mL.
8.
Cup 8: The liquid level is at
500 mL.
9.
Cup 9: The liquid level is at
250 mL.
#### Final Answers for Task 1:
- 1)
300 mL
- 2)
250 mL
- 3)
500 mL
- 4)
200 mL
- 5)
300 mL
- 6)
750 mL
- 7)
350 mL
- 8)
500 mL
- 9)
250 mL
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Task 2: Converting between liters and milliliters
We are given that
1 liter = 1,000 milliliters. Using this conversion, we solve the following problems:
#### Problem 1:
1 litre 552 millilitre = _______ ml
-
1 liter =
1,000 milliliters.
- Adding
552 milliliters to
1,000 milliliters:
$$
1,000 + 552 = 1,552 \text{ mL}
$$
#### Problem 2:
2,405 ml = _______ l _______ ml
-
2,405 milliliters can be broken down into liters and milliliters:
-
2,000 mL =
2 liters.
- Remaining:
2,405 - 2,000 = 405 mL.
- Therefore,
2,405 mL = 2 liters 405 milliliters.
#### Problem 3:
5 l 600 ml = _______ ml
-
5 liters =
5,000 milliliters.
- Adding
600 milliliters:
$$
5,000 + 600 = 5,600 \text{ mL}
$$
#### Problem 4:
1525 ml = _______ l _______ ml
-
1525 milliliters can be broken down into liters and milliliters:
-
1,000 mL =
1 liter.
- Remaining:
1525 - 1,000 = 525 mL.
- Therefore,
1525 mL = 1 liter 525 milliliters.
#### Problem 5:
10 l 750 ml = _______ ml
-
10 liters =
10,000 milliliters.
- Adding
750 milliliters:
$$
10,000 + 750 = 10,750 \text{ mL}
$$
#### Final Answers for Task 2:
1.
1,552 mL
2.
2 liters 405 milliliters
3.
5,600 mL
4.
1 liter 525 milliliters
5.
10,750 mL
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Final Answer:
$$
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
\text{Task 1:} \\
1) \, 300 \, \text{mL}, \, 2) \, 250 \, \text{mL}, \, 3) \, 500 \, \text{mL}, \, 4) \, 200 \, \text{mL}, \, 5) \, 300 \, \text{mL}, \\
6) \, 750 \, \text{mL}, \, 7) \, 350 \, \text{mL}, \, 8) \, 500 \, \text{mL}, \, 9) \, 250 \, \text{mL}. \\
\text{Task 2:} \\
1) \, 1,552 \, \text{mL}, \, 2) \, 2 \, \text{l} \, 405 \, \text{ml}, \, 3) \, 5,600 \, \text{mL}, \, 4) \, 1 \, \text{l} \, 525 \, \text{ml}, \, 5) \, 10,750 \, \text{mL}.
\end{array}
}
$$
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of capacity and volume worksheet.
