Math Drills
Adding Capacity (With Carrying)
B-3Word Problems
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What this worksheet covers
- Topic
- Capacity (L, dL, mL)
- Worksheet
- Addition (With Carrying)
Up to now the total was simply the answer. In this lesson the dL comes to ten or more, and the overflow is gathered into 1 L and sent up to the larger unit. That sending is repeated through the bare equations and Word Problems.
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Relaxing once the sending is done, children drop what stays behind on the small side and let the sent figure alone stand as the answer. The other lapse is never adding the sent 1 into the large unit, and holding the result against the original quantity shows it falls short.
From Subtraction (Same Units) onward, matching units is traced through once more in the direction of taking away. The three lessons on adding capacity are finished here, and the relations between the units stay exactly as they were.
- Word Problems6 questions
Questions & answers
Problems and answers on this worksheet
These are the problems in “Capacity (L, dL, mL)”, shown with their answers.
(1)In Liam's fridge there is milk: 1L5dL in the small carton and 2L8dL in the big carton. How much is there altogether, in how many L how many dL? Answer □ □
Answer: 4L, 3dL
(2)In Grace's gym bag there is tea: 1L7dL in the big water bottle and 5dL in the small water bottle. How much is there altogether, in how many L how many dL? Answer □ □
Answer: 2L, 2dL
(3)At Grandma's house there is tea: 1L2dL in the teapot and 9dL in the cup. How much is there altogether, in how many L how many dL? Answer □ □
Answer: 2L, 1dL
(4)In the kitchen there is soy sauce: 2L8dL in one bottle and 4dL in another bottle. How much is there altogether, in how many L how many dL? Answer □ □
Answer: 3L, 2dL
(5)Olivia poured tea: 7dL into the big water bottle and 6dL into the small water bottle. How much is there altogether, in how many L how many dL? Answer □ □
Answer: 1L, 3dL
(6)On the birthday party table there is juice: 1L6dL in the big carton and 7dL in the small carton. How much is there altogether, in how many L how many dL? Answer □ □
Answer: 2L, 3dL
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