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    This document discusses converting between units of liters and milliliters. It provides examples of converting specific amounts between the units and explains that there are 1000 milliliters in 1 liter. Dividing milliliters by 1000 converts to liters, and multiplying liters by 1000 converts to milliliters.

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    This document discusses converting between units of liters and milliliters. It provides examples of converting specific amounts between the units and explains that there are 1000 milliliters in 1 liter. Dividing milliliters by 1000 converts to liters, and multiplying liters by 1000 converts to milliliters.

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    This document discusses converting between units of liters and milliliters. It provides examples of converting specific amounts between the units and explains that there are 1000 milliliters in 1 liter. Dividing milliliters by 1000 converts to liters, and multiplying liters by 1000 converts to milliliters.

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    This document discusses converting between units of liters and milliliters. It provides examples of converting specific amounts between the units and explains that there are 1000 milliliters in 1 liter. Dividing milliliters by 1000 converts to liters, and multiplying liters by 1000 converts to milliliters.

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    Visualizes, and represents,

    and converts common


    Lesson
    units of measure from
    larger to smaller unit and
    vice versa; litre (L) to
    millilitre (mL)
    1. This where you will learn how to convert
    common units of measure from larger to
    smaller unit and vice versa (liter and
    milliliter).
    2. You will learn also to multiply and divide
    whole numbers by 1000.
    3. Able to determine the units of capacity.
    Lesson Proper/ Setting Up the Phase

    Michelle wants to know how many millilitres of water


    there are in 9 litres of water. She reasoned that since there
    since there are 1000 mL in a litre, there must be 9000 mL in
    9L. Is she right?
    What’s In
    Convert the following the correct unit of measure.

    1) 19 000 milliliter =______________liters

    2) 32 000 milliliter =_____________liters

    3) 28 liters = ________________ milliliters

    4) 3 000 milliliters = _________________ liters

    5) 11 liters = ______________ milliliters


    What’s New

    Activity 1
    Solution 1:

    Solution 2: What operation will you use to


    change milliliter to liter?
    milliliter= ____________liter
    1000 mL= 1000/1000 = 1 L.
    What is It

    In solution 1, converting liter to milliliter, multiply the


    number of liters by 1000.

    In solution 2, 20 convert milliliter to


    liter divide the number of milliliter
    by 1000.
    What’s More

    Activity 2
    Try to answer the following problems.

    1. A mineral water weighs 40 liters. How much is


    it in milliliter?
    2. Teresa bought 5 bottles of 10 milliliters of
    juice. What is the total weight in milliliters? In
    liters?
    Activity 3
    Answer the following to complete 1 liter or 1000 milliliter.
    1) 125mL +250 mL+250mL+_____mL =1000 mL (1 L)
    2) 50 mL +30 mL + 240 mL+ 70mL+150mL+ _____ mL=1000mL
    (1L)
    3) 68 mL + 240mL+232mL+134 mL+_____ mL=1000mL (1 L)
    4) 60mL+80mL+360mL+_______mL= 1000mL(1L)
    5) 220mL+160mL+95mL+180mL+______mL= 1000mL (1L)
    What I Have Learned
    milliliter to
    liter?

    • To convert liter to milliliter, multiply the number of


    liter by 1000.

    • To convert milliliter to liter, divide the number of


    milliliter by 1000.
    What I Can Do

    Activity 4
    Answer the following.
    1. 3000 milliliter=_________________liter
    2. 11 liters=______________milliliter
    3. The weight of the water galloon is 33 liters, how many
    milliliter do I need to make it 35 liters?
    4. There are 500 milliliters of chicken broth, 1250 milliliter
    of beef, and 750 milliliter of fish. How many liters are
    there of chicken and beef? the fish?
    3. How many milliliters are there in 100 liters?
    Assessment

    Answer the following.

    1. 3000 milliliters = ________________liters

    2. 11 liters = _______________milliliters

    3. 24 000 milliliters = _____________liters

    4. 85 liters =__________________ milliliters

    5. 214 liters = ______________ milliliters

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