Feb 23, 2025 · Daisy has two measuring jugs, A and B, which can hold a combined volume of 900 ml. Daisy fills jug A with water. She then fills jug B by pouring water from jug A. After this, there …

How much coffee or tea does a cup you usually drink out of hold? Estimate the volume first, and write down your estimate. Next, fill your cup with water and then pour the water into a …

Use this information to help you to estimate the capacities of cups 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 in millilitres. Write down your estimates. Now check by filling cups 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 in turn with water and …

Students learn to distinguish between containers that hold more than or less than 1 liter, the difference between liter and milliliter, and how to use a measuring jug with markings to …

Lewis has two measuring jugs, A and B, which can hold a combined volume of 700 ml. Lewis fills jug A with water. He then fills jug B by pouring in water from jug A. After this, there is 300 ml of …

We measure the capacity of liquid things in litres (l) and millilitres (ml). We use items like measuring jugs and graduated cylinders to measure capacity. When we have smaller amounts …

To solve the problem, we first need to find out how much water each person poured into their respective measuring jugs. Greg fills his mug with water 3 times. Let's assume the volume of …

Nov 2, 2021 · These teachers’ notes can be used in conjunction with the Measuring Jug tool. Learning objective: Compare, describe and solve practical problems of capacity. Read through …

Draw a line on each jug to show where the liquid will reach. If you don’t have a printer, explain where the line would go to an adult. millilitres (ml) = litres (l)