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 Making equal Weights  Measuring CaPaCity


              The quantity of a liquid that a container or vessel can hold is called its capacity or volume.

              Vessels of different sizes used to measure different quantities of liquid are shown below.


 Two 500 g-weights weigh 1 kg.  Five 100 g-weights weigh 500 g.
 2 × 500 g = 1000 g = 1 kg  5 × 100 g = 500 g

                                                                                                             Creative Thinking
                                                                                  Project
                                                                             Ask your parents how much milk

 Two 200 g and one 100 g weights weigh 500 g.  Five 200 g-weights weigh 1 kg.  2 L  your family consumes in a day. Draw
 2 × 200 g + 100 g = 500 g  5 × 200 g = 1000 g = 1 kg  200   500   1 L       a beaker and  label  the  amount  of
               mL          mL                                                milk you consume in a day.
 Think Tank
 Neha  wants  to  buy  750  g  of
 Life Skills  Experiential Learning  tomatoes. The vendor  has only   A vessel with marked scales can also measure quantities of a liquid.
 Collect things from your surroundings and   two  weights, 1 kg and 250 g.
 guess their weights by holding them. Write whether   Help the vendor to measure   mL  mL  mL        mL
 750 g of tomatoes with these
 the things weigh more than 1 kg or less than 1 kg.  two weights.



 Practice time 9B

 1.  Convert the following into grams.

 (a)  7 kg   (b)  9 kg    (c)  14 kg 200 g   (d)  59 kg 350 g   units of Measuring Capacity

 2.  Convert the following as directed.

 (a)  3000 g into kg         (b)  6000 g into kg  Litre and millilitre are the standard units of capacity.
                                                                                          Litre
                                   Millilitre
 (c)  3124 g into kg and g            (d)  4128 g into kg and g    •  Used for small amounts of liquid.    •  Used for large amounts of liquid.
 3.  Circle the weights used to weigh the given things.
                   •  It is denoted by 'mL'.                           •  It is denoted by 'L'.

               Examples: Capacity of cup of tea, medicine in       Examples: Capacity of a water can, a bath tub
 (a)  1 kg     an injection, Ink bottle, etc.                      full with water, oil drum, etc.





 (b)  1 kg




 (c)  1 kg         200 mL             5 mL            150 mL             20 L             150 L            225 L






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