Lorraine Mirza Solutions for Chapter: Metric Measures, Exercise 5: Capacity

How many $250 \mathrm{unit}$, flasks will be needed to fill one $500 \mathrm{unit}$, flask?

Observe the buckets shown below and answer the question that follow.

How many 'A' buckets do you think would be needed to fill bucket 'E'?

How many glasses of water can be obtained from this large jar of water? If the jar holds $10 \mathrm{L}$, of water and the glass holds $1 \mathrm{L}$, of water.

How many cups of coffee do you think the thermos flask contains?

Estimate the size of the larger container in terms of the smaller container.

How many glasses of milk will be equal to $1$, big packet of milk?

Estimate the size of the larger container in terms of the smaller container.

How many cans of mango juice can be filled into $1$ large bottle of mango juice?

How many buckets of water do you think would be needed to fill two tubs?

$1$ Tub $=7$ Buckets

Estimate the size of the larger container in terms of the smaller container.

How many bottles of water do you think would be required to fill the watering can?