401 P2.WN.ED.18011915
Level 2
Mrs Lim bought three bottles of orange juice. Each bottle is 2 ℓ. Her family drank 3 ℓ of the orange juice. What is the volume of orange juice left?
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W 4 operations Volume Model Part-whole
402 P2.WN.ED.18012089
Level 3
Study the picture.
  1. What container contains the most amount of water?
  2. How many more bottles does the pail contain than the pitcher?
  3. If each bottle contains 2 ℓ, how many litres does the pail has?
  4. How many ℓ does the pail and pitcher have?
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W 4 operations Min-max Volume More than or less than
403 P3.WN.PR.17102552
Level 3
Beaker A has a capacity of 450 mℓ. Beaker B has a capacity that is 250 mℓ more than that of Beaker A but 150 mℓ less than Beaker C. Find the capacity of Beaker C.
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W Addition & subtraction Volume Model Comparison
404 P3.WN.JC.17121069
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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W Addition & subtraction Volume Model Comparison
405 P3.WN.PR.17102553
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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W Addition & subtraction Volume Model Comparison

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