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Capacity Conversion and Calculations

This worksheet for Class IV focuses on the concept of capacity, including fill-in-the-blank questions, conversions between millilitres and litres, comparisons of volumes, and basic arithmetic operations involving capacity. It provides various exercises to reinforce understanding of standard units, conversions, and practical applications of capacity in real-life scenarios. Additionally, it includes long answer questions that require students to apply their knowledge to solve problems related to capacity.

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Capacity Conversion and Calculations

This worksheet for Class IV focuses on the concept of capacity, including fill-in-the-blank questions, conversions between millilitres and litres, comparisons of volumes, and basic arithmetic operations involving capacity. It provides various exercises to reinforce understanding of standard units, conversions, and practical applications of capacity in real-life scenarios. Additionally, it includes long answer questions that require students to apply their knowledge to solve problems related to capacity.

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SUB-MATHEMATICS, CLASS-IV

CHAPTER -7 (Capacity)
WORKSHEET (Basic)
Fill in the blanks.
[Link] standard unit of capacity is -----------
2.5L 200ml=---------- ml.
[Link] ink of a pen is measured in ---------.
[Link] Biggest unit of capacity is ----------.
5.15L+2L 500ml+2L= ----------.
6.1 Kilolitre--------Litres.
7.5L200ml+------=5L200ml.
8.5003ml=------L-----ml.
9.------+5L 786ml=15L 800ml.
10. Water in a water bottle measured in ____.
Convert the following into litres and Millilitres.
11) 5000 ml=_______Litres.
12) 123000 ml=______ Litres.
13)34068ml=_______ Litres.
14) 5670 ml=______L and ____ml.
15) 91776 ml=______L and ____ml.
Compare using <,>,=
16) 5800 ml______3876ml
17) 3800 ml______3L876ml
18) 5657 ml______5L557ml
Choose the correct Option
19) 2 L = ______ml
a) 250 ml b) 200 ml c) 230 ml d) 2000ml
20) 1550 L 5ml = ______ml
a) 1050 ml b) 1055ml c) 1555 ml d) 1505ml
21) 2 L240ml = ______ml
a) 2400 ml b) 440 ml c) 2440 ml d) 2240ml
22) 2 L + 2L 230ml – 3L 750ml = ______ml
a) 430 ml b) 600 ml c) 420 ml d) 480ml
Answer the following questions.
[Link] the sum of 4L300ml,6L900ml and 104 L99ml.
24. Find the difference of 89L361ml and 320L 372ml.
25.A shopkeeper sold 20L 530ml of oil on first day,39L 400ml on the second [Link] is the total
quantity sold on two days.
[Link] 25L 250 ml from the sum of 50L895ml and 250L 895ml and 250L 396ml.
[Link] was 500L750ml of water in a tank. The family used 100L 790ml of water for daily activities.
How much water is left in the tank?
28. Convert into litres and Millilitres
A.14099 ml.
B. 334326 ml.
Long answer type question.
29.A gas station had 3700 litres of petrol. First day it sold 1200L650 ml and second day it sold 981L
230ml. On third day how much petrol is available in the gas station?
[Link]’s bottle holds 2L 250ml of water and milu's bottle holds 1L 500ml of water. Whose bottle holds
more water and by how much?

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Starting with 3700 litres of petrol, subtract the sold amounts over two days: 1200L 650ml on the first day and 981L 230ml on the second day. The calculation for remaining petrol is 3700L - (1200L 650ml + 981L 230ml) = 1518L 120ml .

5003 millilitres can be converted into 5 litres and 3 millilitres. This conversion reveals the understanding of the relationship between millilitres and litres, where 1 litre equals 1000 millilitres .

The standard unit of capacity is the litre. It is typically used when measuring liquid volumes, such as water in a bottle or fuel in a tank .

First, find the sum of 50L 895ml, 250L 895ml, and 250L 396ml, totaling 551L 186ml. Subtract 25L 250ml from this sum to get the result: 551L 186ml - 25L 250ml = 525L 936ml .

3 litres and 876 millilitres is greater than 3800 millilitres. This evaluation requires understanding that 3L 876ml is equivalent to 3876 millilitres, which is larger than 3800 millilitres .

To find out how much more water Sillu's bottle holds, we subtract Milu's bottle capacity (1L 500ml) from Sillu's bottle capacity (2L 250ml), resulting in 750 ml more .

To compare kilolitres to litres, understand that 1 kilolitre equals 1000 litres, highlighting that a kilolitre is substantially larger in capacity, which is crucial for comparing large units to smaller ones .

The total quantity of oil sold over the two days is 59 litres and 930 millilitres, calculated by summing the two amounts: (20L 530ml + 39L 400ml) = 59L 930ml .

123000 ml converts to 123 litres, demonstrating the importance of understanding that 1 litre is equivalent to 1000 millilitres, allowing for straightforward conversions of large volumes .

Starting with 500L 750ml of water and using 100L 790ml, the remaining water can be found by subtraction: 500L 750ml - 100L 790ml = 399L 960ml. This process shows the importance of aligning the subtraction of both litres and millilitres accurately .

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