Liquid volume and mass Knowledge-Based Download PDF

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5 Math practice questions on Liquid volume and mass. Questions that assess core concepts and understanding.

Questions

1.
A reservoir contains 72 kilograms of pure water. How many containers with a capacity of 450 milliliters each can be completely filled using all of this water?
- A) 16
- B) 144
- C) 180
- D) 160
2.
A container initially holds 4.5 liters of pure water. After 750 milliliters of water are added and 1.8 kilograms of water are removed, how many milliliters of water remain in the container?
- A) 1950 mL
- B) 2700 mL
- C) 3250 mL
- D) 3450 mL
3.
A dispenser holds 3.2 liters of pure water. If 800 milliliters of water are removed and the remaining water is divided equally among 6 identical glasses, what is the mass of the water in each glass in grams?
- A) 350 grams
- B) 400 grams
- C) 480 grams
- D) 533 grams
4.
A tank filled completely with pure water has a total mass of 54 kilograms, but when half of the water is drained, the total mass becomes 30 kilograms. What is the total liquid volume of water the tank holds when completely full, in liters?
- A) 48 liters
- B) 24 liters
- C) 54 liters
- D) 60 liters
5.
An empty glass pitcher has a mass of 450 grams. If 1.25 liters of pure water are poured into the pitcher, what is the combined mass of the pitcher and the water in grams?
- A) 1600 grams
- B) 1700 grams
- C) 1250 grams
- D) 2150 grams