Level 3
Pail X has a capacity of 4500 mℓ. Pail Y has a capacity of 750 mℓ less than that of Pail X but 130 mℓ more than Pail Z. Find the capacity of Pail Z in mℓ.
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Level 3
Luke bought 3 fish tanks of varied sizes. The first tank can hold 250 mℓ more than the second tank and the second tank can hold 600 mℓ more than the last tank. If the last tank can contain 650 mℓ of water, find the capacity of the first tank. Express the answer in mℓ.
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Level 3
Container X can contain 2500 mℓ of water. Container Y can contain 600 mℓ more than Container X but 400 mℓ less than Container Z. Find the capacity of Container Z.
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Level 3
A bottle has a capacity of 2500 mℓ. A jug has a capacity of 750 mℓ more than the bottle. A water dispenser has a capacity of 7500 mℓ more than the jug. Find the capacity of the water dispenser. (Give the answer in litres and millilitres.)
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Level 3
Kim has 3 bottles of apple juice. Bottle X holds 400 mℓ more than Bottle Y and Bottle Y holds twice as much as Bottle Z. If Bottle Z holds 600 mℓ of juice, how much does Bottle X hold?
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Level 3
5 cups of water can fill up a pitcher to the brim. 8 pitchers of water can fill up a water jug to the brim. What is the capacity of a cup if the capacity of the water jug is 5ℓ 200 mℓ?
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Level 2
2 bottles = 1 ℓ
1 pail = 10 ℓ

How many bottles of water are needed to fill up the pail?
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Level 2
2 pitchers = 4 ℓ
3 bottles = 2 ℓ

How many bottles of juice are needed to fill up 2 pitchers?
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Level 2
1 jug = 6 ℓ
2 bottles = 3 ℓ

How many bottles of water are needed to fill up 2 jugs?
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Level 3
Jonas mixed 5 cups of syrup to a pitcher to make some fruit punch. The capacity of each cup is 120 mℓ. He then poured the fruit punch equally into 10 glasses. If each glass contained 412 mℓ of fruit punch, find the amount of water in the pitcher at first. Give the answer in mℓ.
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