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In this lesson, we will learn how to measure and estimate capacity using customary units of capacity and how to use this to solve real-world problems.
Q1:
Bassem wants to know how much water he uses when he takes a 10 minutes shower. Would it be most appropriate to measure the amount of water in fluid ounces, cups, or gallons?
Q2:
Rania wants to measure the capacity of a bucket as accurately as she can. Should she measure its capacity to the nearest gallon, quart, pint, cup, or fluid ounce?
Q3:
Would it be faster to fill a sink with a quart container or a cup container?
Q4:
Would it be faster to fill a sink with a gallon container or a quart container?
Q5:
Sameh showers for 10 minutes. Has he used about 80 cups or 150 gallons of water?
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