Worksheet on Addition of Capacity

Practice the third grade math worksheet on addition of capacity. This sheet provides different types of questions where you need to arrange the values of capacity under different columns of litres and millilitres to find their sum and word problems on addition of length.


1. Add the following with conversion:

(i) 6 l 540 ml and 4 l 850 ml

(ii) 9 l 700 ml and 8 l 370 ml

(iii) 15 l 325 ml and 9 l 695 ml

(iv) 3 l 19 ml and 11 l 350 ml

(v) 2 l 600 ml and 700 ml

(vi) 675 ml and 3 l 325 ml

2. Add the following without conversion:

(i) 15 l 660 ml + 12 l 125 ml

(ii) 2 l 130 ml + 4 l 350 ml

(iii) 3 l 750 ml + 7 l 120 ml

(iv) 9 l 750 ml + 5 l 125 ml

(v) 14 l 340 ml + 15 l 85 ml

(vi) 8 l 820 ml + 6 l 830 ml

(vii) 3 l 815 ml + 11 l 265 ml

(viii) 15 l 375 ml + 10 l 475 ml

(ix) 2 l 314 ml + 5 l 619 ml + 1 l 327 ml

(x) 28 l 350 ml + 6 l 700 ml + 3 l 200 ml

(xi) 6 l 815 ml + 8 l 317 ml + 4 l 275 ml

(xii) 5 l 300 ml + 4 l 700 ml + 3 l 850 ml


Word problems on addition of capacity:

3. Sam purchased coconut oil for three continuous days measuring 6 l, 500 ml, 3 l, 200 ml, and 9 l, 600 ml. How much coconut oil was purchased by Sam?

4. In a jug three was 450 ml of milk. 56 ml of water is mixed in it. Now how much mixture is there in the jug?

5. A tank had 785 liter of water. 555 liters more water was added to it. How much water is there in the tank?

6. Sandy prepared kheer adding 7 l 900 ml of milk to 3 l 500 ml of milk. How much milk was used in all?


Answers for the worksheet on addition of capacity are given below to check the exact answers of the above questions to find the sum arranging the values of capacity and volume.


Answers:

1. (i) 11 l 390 ml

(ii) 18 l 70 ml

(iii) 25 l 20 ml

(iv) 14 l 369 ml

(v) 3 l 300 ml

(vi) 4 l           


2. (i) 27 l 785 ml

(ii) 6 l 70 ml

(iii) 25 l 20 ml

(iv) 10 l 870 ml

(v) 30 l 190 ml

(vi) 15 l 650 ml   

(vii) 15 l 080 ml

(viii) 25 l 850 ml

(ix) 9 l 260 ml

(x) 38 l 250 ml

(xi) 19 l 407 ml

(xii) 13 l 850 ml


3. 19 l 300 ml

4. 506 ml

5. 1340 l

6. 11 l 400 ml








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