Sixth Class maths · D.2 · Unit conversions
Convert metric units of mass and capacity
Going to a smaller unit gives more of them, so multiply. Going to a bigger unit gives fewer, so divide.
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4 L = ___ mL
Answer: 4000 mL
14 L = ___ mL
Answer: 14000 mL
8000 mL = ___ L
Answer: 8 L
Tip: Going to a smaller unit gives more of them, so multiply. Going to a bigger unit gives fewer, so divide.
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