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Exercise 10.9

1. A tank has a capacity of 1500 L. If there is 950 L 275 mL of water in
the tank, how much more water is needed to fill it up completely?

2. Shivani had 47 L 175 mL of oil. She used 25 L 50 mL in her
restaurant. How much oil was left with her?

3. A shopkeeper purchased 159 L of juice. He sold 93 L
255 mL of it. How much juice is left with him now?

4. A gardener used 27 L 350 mL of water to irrigate the garden
on Monday and used 30 L 235 mL of water on Tuesday. How
much water was used in total for two days?

5. There was 83 L 175 mL of water in the tank. If 17 L 293 mL more water can be added
in the tank, find the capacity of the tank.

6. A new tank was installed on a petrol station. It has a capacity of 1000 L. A tank

poured 235 L 750 mL of petrol into it. How much more petrol can the new tank hold?
7. A bottle contained 700 mL of oil. The bottle fell and 75 mL of oil dropped on the
ground. How much oil was left in the bottle.

8. A shopkeeper sold 14 L 125 mL of apple juice and 26 L 400 mL of orange juice in a
day. How much juice was sold during the day?

ASSESSMENT TIME

COMPETENCY BASED QUESTIONS

A. Multiple-Choice Questions (Tick (3) the Correct Option)

1. The standard unit of length is

(a) metre (b) handspan (c) kilogram

2. 1 kilometre is equal to

(a) 100 metres (b) 10 metres (c) 1000 metres