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1. Match the measurements.
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(a) 6 L 526 mL (i) 362 mL
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(b) 3 L 62 mL (ii) 8327 mL
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(c) 7 L 1 3 mL (iii) 6526 mL
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(d) 8 L 327 mL (iv) 71 3 mL

2. Put a tick (ü) or a cross (û) for the following.
(a) 7000 mL = 70 L (b) 8326 mL = 8 L 326 mL

(c) 9 L 748 mL = 97 L 48 mL (d) 1 L 638 mL = 1638 mL

3. Fill in the boxes using <, > or =.
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(a) 6 L 956 mL 6569 mL (b) 76 3 mL 76 L 3 mL
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(c) 8 L 567 mL 8567 mL (d) 5 67 mL 5 L 67 mL
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. Solve the following.
(a) L m L (b) L m L (c) L m L (d) L m L

7 008 58 829 13 155 20 105
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+ 1 999 – 29 5 9 × 5 × 9

5. Tick (ü) the correct answer.
(a) To convert L into mL, we multiply by
(i) 10 (ii) 100 (iii) 1000 (iv) 0
(b) 9000 mL can be written as
(i) 9 L (ii) 90 L (iii) 900 L (iv) 9000 L
(c) 5 L 50 mL can be written as

(i) 550 mL (ii) 5050 mL (iii) 550 L (iv) 5050 L
(d) To measure the capacity of a cough syrup in a small bottle, we use
(i) litre (ii) millilitre (iii) metre (iv) centimetre

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