This math topic focuses on choosing the most reasonable metric unit for measuring volume in real-world contexts. The problems present scenarios requiring the selection between milliliters and liters as the appropriate unit for measuring various volumes including a tea kettle, a small spoon of water, an oil barrel, a car's gas tank, a large takeout cup of coffee, a kitchen sink, and an Olympic swimming pool. These exercises help develop an understanding of metric volume units and their practical usage based on the context of size and amount.
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What is the most reasonable unit to make the given measurement?
The volume of a can of pop/soda