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                   \ 26-Oct-2023  Surender Prajapati   Proof-3                              Reader’s Sign _______________________ Date __________

                  2.  Fill in the blanks.

                       (a) A cup holds 20 spoons of water.

                             So, capacity of the cup = ________ spoons.

                       (b)  A glass holds 2 cups of water.

                             So, capacity of the glass = ________ cups.

                       (c)  A jug holds 4 glasses of water.

                             So, capacity of the jug = ________ glasses.

                         Mental Maths
                     Anu and Salma both measured the length of the teacher's desk
                     using their pencils.

                     Anu  finds  the  length  of  the  desk  equals  8  pencils  and  Salma
                     finds the length of same desk equals 12 pencils.

                     Whose pencil is longer? ______________.

                          Brain Sizzlers

                        4 glasses fill up 1 bottle. 3 bottles fill up 1 cooking pot. Find the capacity
                      of the cooking pot in terms of glasses.

                                                        1                  =

                         maths fun

                         Take a hanger,  two plastic  or paper  cups,  6 pieces  of string/
                         thread having equal length.

                         Make 3 holes near  the brim  of each glass  and  tie  one end  of
                         the threads  in each hole. Make a knot putting  together  the
                         other ends of the threads. The pans of the balance is ready.
                         Hang them on a hanger as shown in the picture and use it to
                         compare or measure the weights of smaller things.

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