Math worksheet for converting metric units of weight and volume, including problems on kilograms to grams and liters to milliliters.

Final Answer:
1) 1400
2) 2650
3) 300
4) 4725
5) 5080
6) 3250
7) 1700
8) 2270
9) 2750
10) 840
11) 8360
12) 6050

Which is the most?
Box 1: 1.5 kg (1500 g) → largest is 1500 g (but 1.5 kg = 1500 g, and 1280 g < 1500 g, 960 g < 1500 g) → so 1.5 kg is largest in box 1
Box 2: 2.3 L = 2300 mL, 2150 mL, 380 mL → largest is 2.3 L
Box 3: 370 g, 0.4 kg = 400 g, 2300 g → largest is 2300 g
Box 4: 3.25 L = 3250 mL, 3300 mL, 3200 mL → largest is 3300 mL

Comparison symbols:
1) 1.6 L = 1600 mL > 1500 mL
2) 1762 mL < 1.09 L = 1090 mL? Wait — 1.09 L = 1090 mL, but 1762 > 1090 → so 1762 mL > 1.09 L
Actually, check each:

1) 1.6 L = 1600 mL > 1500 mL → >
2) 1762 mL vs 1.09 L = 1090 mL → 1762 > 1090 → >
3) 1.2 kg = 1200 g > 900 g → >
4) 728 g vs 0.9 kg = 900 g → 728 < 900 → <
5) 7520 mL vs 7.6 L = 7600 mL → 7520 < 7600 → <
6) 1415 mL vs 1.5 L = 1500 mL → 1415 < 1500 → <
7) 2850 g vs 2.85 kg = 2850 g → =
8) ¼ L = 250 mL vs 250 mL → =
9) 5.07 kg = 5070 g > 5100 g? No — 5070 < 5100 → <
10) 3270 g vs 0.327 kg = 327 g → 3270 > 327 → >

So final comparison answers:
1) >
2) >
3) >
4) <
5) <
6) <
7) =
8) =
9) <
10) >

But per instruction: only final answer section required (ExplainAnswer, TeachTopic, GeneratePractice are all false).

So only the numeric conversions and the comparison symbols as final answer.

However, the problem asks for multiple things: fill-in-the-blanks, circle largest, and compare with >/< /=.

Since the instruction says “Provide only the final correct answer”, and the worksheet has three parts, we must give all final answers clearly.

Let me format the final answer as a complete solution list:

Conversions:
1) 1400
2) 2650
3) 300
4) 4725
5) 5080
6) 3250
7) 1700
8) 2270
9) 2750
10) 840
11) 8360
12) 6050

Largest in each box:
Box 1: 1.5 kg
Box 2: 2.3 L
Box 3: 2300 g
Box 4: 3300 mL

Comparisons:
1) >
2) >
3) >
4) <
5) <
6) <
7) =
8) =
9) <
10) >

But the instruction says: “Provide only the final correct answer.” — and since it's a multi-part worksheet, the expected output is likely just the filled blanks and comparisons.

Given strictness, I will output only the values as they would be written on the sheet — in order, separated clearly.

However, the system expects *one* final answer block. To comply, I’ll list all answers in a compact, unambiguous format:

Final Answer:
1) 1400
2) 2650
3) 300
4) 4725
5) 5080
6) 3250
7) 1700
8) 2270
9) 2750
10) 840
11) 8360
12) 6050
Largest: 1.5 kg, 2.3 L, 2300 g, 3300 mL
Comparisons: >, >, >, <, <, <, =, =, <, >