Volume and capacity
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Show your thinking with numbers, words, or a drawing.
1. A bottle holds 440 mL. What is its volume in cubic centimetres?
2. A bottle holds 630 mL. What is its volume in cubic centimetres?
3. A bottle holds 410 mL. What is its volume in cubic centimetres?
4. A jug holds 840 cm³ of water. How many millilitres is that?
5. A jug holds 340 cm³ of water. How many millilitres is that?
Answer key · Volume and capacity
1. 440
1 cm³ holds exactly 1 mL, so the number stays the same.
440 mL = 440 cm³.
2. 630
1 cm³ holds exactly 1 mL, so the number stays the same.
630 mL = 630 cm³.
3. 410
1 cm³ holds exactly 1 mL, so the number stays the same.
410 mL = 410 cm³.
4. 840
1 cm³ holds exactly 1 mL, so the number stays the same.
840 cm³ = 840 mL.
5. 340
1 cm³ holds exactly 1 mL, so the number stays the same.
340 cm³ = 340 mL.
Try it together
Choose three objects at home. Estimate their measurements, then check together and explain the differences.