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d kg g e m cm f kg g

84 320 604 14 24 824

× 9 × 2 × 4

2. Multiply the following.
a. 315 l 184 ml by 9 b. 55 m 32 cm by 9 c. 24 kg 156 g by 8

d. 105 l 319 ml by 6 e. 78 km 976 m by 8 f. 15 kg 785 g by 7

3. Divide the following.

a. 893 km 595 m by 15 b. 339 kg 682 g by 7 c. 342 km 744 m by 12
d. 58 m 50 cm by 18 e. 521 l 550 ml by 50 f. 190 km 325 m by 25

g. 295 m 60 cm by 4 h. 401 l 95 ml by 5 i. 805 km 420 m by 20

j. 856 kg 455 g by 15

Word Problems

Example : A box contained 840 kg 200 g of coins. If 216 kg 845 g were silver, 92 kg

240 g were gold and the rest were bronze, find the quantity of bronze
coins.

Solution : kg g
kg g Total Coins 840 200

Silver coins 216 845 – 309 085

Gold coins + 92 240 531 115

309 085
\ Bronze coins were 531 kg 115 g.

Practice - 6.4
Practice - 6.4
Practice - 6.4
Practice - 6.4
1. There are 7 pots on a table and each one has 315 ml milk in it. How much milk is there in
all the pots ?

2. Dad bought 14 cartons of juice for a party at home. Each carton had 725 ml of juice. How
much juice did he buy ?

3. 50 litres of petrol is required to fill our car’s tank. How much is this in millilitres ?

4. Emily drinks 3 glasses of milk everyday, each of 150 ml. How much milk does she drink in
3 days ?

5. A bucket holds 10.2 litres of water. How much water does 5 such buckets hold ?

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