M118 9.2 Measuring Volume and Capacity
Use the figure below to find its volume in cubic units.
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A) 12 units 3
B) 10 units 3
C) 6 units 3
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D) 7 units 3
Convert the given unit to the unit indicated. Where necessary, round answer to two decimal places.
2) 60,000 ft3 to gal
A) 1386 gal
C) 448,800 gal
3) 4600 gal to yd3
A) 344.08 yd3
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B) 4,488,000 gal
D) 1200 gal
B) 23 yd3
C) 92 yd3
D) 6.15 yd3
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Use the fact that a solid with a volume of 1000 cubic centimeters has a capacity of 1 liter to convert the
given unit to the unit indicated.
4) 452 mL to cm3
A) 452 cm3
B) 0.452 cm3
C) 452,000 cm3
D) 45,200 cm3
5) 15,000 cm3 to L
A) 15 L
B) 150 L
C) 1.5 L
D) 15,000 L
6) 12 cm3 to mL
A) 120 mL
B) 0.012 mL
C) 12 mL
D) 12,000 mL
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7) A tank has a capacity of 45,000 cubic feet. How many gallons of water does the
tank hold?
A) 6016 gal
B) 195 gal
C) 336,600 gal
D) 45,000 gal
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8) A container of motor oil has a volume of 5000 cubic centimeters. How many
liters of oil does the container hold?
A) 50 L
B) 5 L
C) 500 L
D) 5000 L
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