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Study the picture.
  1. How many glasses of water can the pail hold?
  2. How many more glasses of water can a pail hold than a pitcher?
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Alice had some milk. Each day, she drank an equal amount of milk. At the end of the 5th day, she had 1400 mℓ of milk left. At the end of the 6th day, she had 1100 mℓ of milk left.
  1. What was the amount of milk she drank each day?
  2. How much milk did Alice have at first? Give your answer in litres and millilitres.
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Level 3
There was 150 mℓ of water in an aquarium. Jane poured 5 pails of water into the tank to fill it up to the brim. What is the capacity of the tank if the capacity of a pail of water is 700 mℓ? Give the answer in litres and millilitres.
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A pail of water was filled with 5500 mℓ of water. A small basin has a capacity of 620 mℓ of water. If two basins of water are taken out from the pail, how much water is left in the pail now? (Leave the answer in litres and millilitres.)
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Mr Santos mixed 9 ℓ of water with 1 ℓ 300 mℓ of syrup. He poured the mixture equally into 4 bottles. How much drink did he pour into each bottle?
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A pail of water contained 560 mℓ of water. A jug has a capacity of 340 mℓ of water. Paul poured 8 such jugs of water into the pail. Find the volume of water in the pail now. (Leave answer in litres and millilitres.)
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Level 3
Josie prepared 12 cups of mango juice for dinner. The capacity of a cup is 270 mℓ. After dinner, 3 ℓ 9 mℓ of mango juice was left. How much mango juice was drunk during dinner?
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There are 3 containers, X, Y and Z that contain water with a total volume of 2050 mℓ. Given that Container X has 240 mℓ more water than Container Y and Container Z has 130 mℓ more than Container X, calculate the volume of water in Container X.
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There is 230 mℓ more water in Container B than in Container A. There is 305 mℓ less water in Container A than in Container C. The total amount of water in the three containers is 1495 mℓ.
  1. How much more water is there in Container C than in Container B?
  2. How much water is there in Container A?
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The total volume of water in the 3 jugs is 960 mℓ. Jug X has thrice the volume of water as Jug Y. Jug Z has twice the volume of water in Jug X. Find the volume of water in Jug Z in mℓ.
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