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2 Q→06Solve the following problems :
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3 Q→09Match the following.
1 Q→10Write True or False.
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Some water is filled in the beaker. beaker has a big marking for 1 litre. For 1 litre water, upto how many more small markings should be filled in?
Pot A can hold 20 glasses of water.
Pot B has half the capacity of that of Pot A.
Q.1. To fill Pot B, _________ glasses of water is needed.
Q.2. The capacity of Pot A is _________ of Pot B. (two times/four times)
Pot B has half the capacity of that of Pot A.
Q.1. To fill Pot B, _________ glasses of water is needed.
Q.2. The capacity of Pot A is _________ of Pot B. (two times/four times)
Make a list of vessels which can hold less than 1 litre of water and draw one of them. Make a list of vessels which can hold more than 1 litre of water and draw one of them:
Can hold more than 1 litre of water:
Can hold more than 1 litre of water:
Make a list of vessels which can hold less than 1 litre of water and draw one of them. Make a list of vessels which can hold more than 1 litre of water and draw one of them:
Can hold less than 1 litre of water :
Can hold less than 1 litre of water :
Write the things can hold less than 1 litre of water or more than 1 litre of water.
Write the things can hold less than 1 litre of water or more than 1 litre of water.
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?Rahul and Reshma are trying to fill their pots, which are of equal size. Rahul has a bottle which can hold $\frac{1}{2}$ litre of water and Reshma has a bottle which can hold 1 litre of water. Both of them use their bottles to fill their pots.
(1) Whose pot will be filled first?
(2) How much more amount of water can Reshma's bottle hold than Rahul's bottle?
(3) How many more times does Rahul need to fill his bottle than Reshma ?
View full solution →(1) Whose pot will be filled first?
(2) How much more amount of water can Reshma's bottle hold than Rahul's bottle?
(3) How many more times does Rahul need to fill his bottle than Reshma ?
To purchase 15 litres of oil, _______ pouches of 1 litre of oil is needed.
Write the names of some liquids which you have seen.
_________, _________, _________, _________, _________
_________, _________, _________, _________, _________
10 cups of tea can fill 1 tea pot. How many cups of tea are needed to fill 3 such tea pots?
1 bottle can hold 1 litre of water. How many litres of water do 5 such bottles hold?
Two same sized jugs are filled with two different sized cups. To fill the jug with cup-A, we need to pour liquid for 20 times and to fill the jug with cup - B, we need to pour liquid for 10 times. From this we can say that the capacity of cup - B is _________ of the capacity of cup-A.
- Ahalf
- ✓double
- Cone-third
- Done-fourth
Answer: B.
View full solution →Two same sized jugs are filled with two different sized cups. To fill the jug with cup-A, we need to pour liquid for 15 times and to fill the jug with cup - B, we need to pour liquid for 30 times. From this we can say that the capacity of cup - B is _________ of the capacity of cup-A.
- ✓half
- Bdouble
- Cone-third
- Done-fourth
Answer: A.
View full solution →Two same sized jugs are filled with two different sized cups. To fill the jug with cup - A, we need to pour liquid for 20 times and to fill the jug with cup - B, we need to pour liquid for 5 times. From this we can say that the capacity of cup-B is _________ of the capacity of cup-A.
- Ahalf
- Bdouble
- ✓four times
- Done-fourth
Answer: C.
View full solution →Two same sized jugs are filled with two different sized cups. To fill the jug with cup - A, we need to pour liquid for 18 times and to fill the jug with cup - B, we need to pour liquid for 6 times. From this we can say that the capacity of cup - B is _________ of the capacity of cup-A.
- Ahalf
- Bdouble
- Cone third
- ✓three times
Answer: D.
View full solution →Two same sized jugs are filled with two different sized cups. To fill the jug with cup-A, we need to pour liquid for 32 times and to fill the jug with cup - B, we need to pour liquid for 64 times. From this we can say that the capacity of cup - B is _________ of the capacity of cup-A.
- ✓half
- Bdouble
- Cone third
- Done fourth
Answer: A.
View full solution →The capacity of Jug C is double of the capacity of Jug A. If Jug A is filled with 3 
then to fill Jug C, how many cups are needed?
then to fill Jug C, how many cups are needed?If Jug A is filled with 6 , Jug B is filled with 9 , and Jug C is filled with 12 then say which jug can hold more liquid?
, Jug B is filled with 9 , and Jug C is filled with 12 then say which jug can hold more liquid?There is 500 ml of buttermilk in one pouch. If we take 4 such pouches, then how much buttermilk will we have?
| 'A' | 'B' |
Q.1.  | (A) 12 litre |
Q.2.  | (B) 1 litre |
Q.3.  | (C) 500 ml |
Q.4.  | (D) 15 litre |
Q.5.  | (E) 1000 litre |
We drink more water in summer than in winter.
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