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Capacity Class 4

This document discusses units of capacity, including litres and millilitres. It provides examples of converting between litres and millilitres, such as 1 litre equaling 1000 millilitres. Capacity word problems involving addition and subtraction of litres and millilitres are presented. The key points are that a litre is the standard unit of capacity and equals 1000 millilitres, and examples show converting between these units and solving related problems.

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Capacity Class 4

This document discusses units of capacity, including litres and millilitres. It provides examples of converting between litres and millilitres, such as 1 litre equaling 1000 millilitres. Capacity word problems involving addition and subtraction of litres and millilitres are presented. The key points are that a litre is the standard unit of capacity and equals 1000 millilitres, and examples show converting between these units and solving related problems.

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CLASS 4

CAPACITY
CONTENT

⦿The quantity of liquid


a container can hold is
called its capacity.
UNITS OF CAPACITY

The standard
unit of
Capacity is
litre (l)
Litre

Capacity
Millilitre
HOW MANY MILLILITRES
MAKES 1 LITRE
1000 ml= 1 LITRE
500ml + 500 ml= 1000 ml
This is a measuring jug or a litre
measure. This jug is used to measure
parts of a litre.
//
Conversion of higher unit to lower unit
1 l = 1000ml
so, 5l = 5 x 1000 = 5000ml
and 3l 123 ml =3 x 1000 ml + 123 ml
= 3000 ml + 123 ml
=3123 ml
Conversion of lower unit to higher unit
1000 ml = 1 l
so, 5467 ml = 5467 / 1000 ml
= 5 l 467 ml
⦿ \

⦿ WORKSHEET ON ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION

⦿ Q.1. ADD
⦿ (a) 3L 450ml and 4L 537ml

⦿ (b) 49L 645ml and 6L 67ml


⦿
⦿ Q.2. Find the difference
⦿ (a) 6L 475ml and 23L 55ml

⦿ (b) 156L 746ml and 114L 980ml


⦿
⦿ Q.3. Mrs Gupta buys 4l 500 ml of milk for daily use. for making curd 2 l
⦿
⦿ 450 ml milk is used . How much milk is left?
⦿
⦿
⦿ Q.4. I have two buckets in my bathroom. The blue bucket can hold 6 l
⦿
⦿ 410 ml water and red can hold 7 l 180ml water. What is the total
⦿
⦿ capacity of the two buckets ?
⦿
RECAPITULATION
So, we have learnt –
⦿ the meaning of the word capacity.
⦿ to identify the capacity of different containers
⦿ to use the variety of containers to measure
capacity and order them on the basis of their
capacities.
⦿ to read the scale to determine capacity
⦿ the need for standard units to describe capacity
⦿ different units of capacity and how to convert
larger units to smaller units and vice versa.
⦿ to add and subtract the different capacities.
⦿ to solve word problems related to capacity.
ITS ASSIGNMENT TIME !!!!!

Q1. Convert the following into “millilitres”:


a) 200 l
b) 11 l 925 ml
c) 10 l 65 ml

Q2. State true or false:


a) 3 l 430 ml = 3430 ml
b) 150 l = 15000 ml
c) 945 l 6 ml = 945 ml
d) 3972 ml = 3 l 972 ml
⦿ Q3.Reema has 2 Litres of juice .She wants to divide
it amongst her 4 friends. How much juice will each
friend get?

⦿ Q4.Which of the following is likely to a capacity of


200 litres?
a) a cup c) a water tank

b) a pressure cooker d)a pond


ASSIGNMENT FOR BRIGHT STUDENTS
A 2l jug can be filled up to the halfway mark
by pouring 5 full cups of water from a
measuring cup into it .
How much water does the cup hold when it is
full ?
HOW MANY FULL GLASSES COULD YOU FILL
WITH EACH JUG
2OO ml 250
ml

Q. A beaker is weighed when it is empty and


when it is full of water. How much does the water
in the beaker weigh?

Q. One pack contains 200 ml of juice. How much


juice will 14 such packets hold in all?
REMEDIAL SHEETS
Compare by ( <,>,=)
1 l =1000 ml
⦿ Unit“l” is used for larger quantities and “ ml” is
used for smaller quantities
Q2.Tick the appropriate unit

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