Measurement Conversion - Metric Volume Units (All) with Decimals (Level 3)

This math topic involves practicing the conversion of metric volume units with decimals across multiple contexts and complexities. The questions specifically ask for conversions between units such as hectoliters, liters, decaliters, centiliters, and milliliters. Each question provides a numerical volume in one unit and asks for the equivalent in another, with multiple choice answers to select from. This requires understanding of metric unit prefixes (e.g., hecto-, deca-, centi-, milli-) and their relation to the base unit liter, as well as basic decimal manipulation.

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Measurement Conversion - Metric Volume Units (All) with Decimals Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Measurement Conversion - Metric Volume Units (All) with Decimals (Level 3)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Measurement - Unit Conversion Intro - Metric' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/measurement_unit_conversion_intro_metric/

1

Convert this value to centiliters

29 l

a

2.9 cl

b

29,000 cl

c

2,900,000 cl

d

2,900 cl

e

29 cl

f

290,000 cl

2

Convert this value to liters

25 hl

a

25 l

b

250 l

c

2,500,000 l

d

2,500 l

e

25,000 l

f

2.5 l

3

Convert this value to milliliters

29 cl

a

29 ml

b

2,900 ml

c

2.9 ml

d

29,000 ml

e

0.29 ml

f

290 ml

4

Convert this value to hectoliters

26 kl

a

260 hl

b

2,600 hl

c

26 hl

d

260,000 hl

e

26,000 hl

f

0.26 hl

5

Convert this value to decaliters

28 kl

a

28,000 dal

b

2.8 dal

c

2,800,000 dal

d

280 dal

e

28 dal

f

2,800 dal

6

Convert this value to decaliters

21 kl

a

2,100 dal

b

2.1 dal

c

210 dal

d

2,100,000 dal

e

21,000 dal

f

210,000 dal

7

Convert this value to centiliters

25 dal

a

25,000,000 cl

b

2,500 cl

c

250,000 cl

d

250 cl

e

25,000 cl

f

2,500,000 cl