Measure Volume and Solve One-Step Word Problems Involving Volume: CCSS.Math.Content.3.MD.A.2

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Common Core: 3rd Grade Math › Measure Volume and Solve One-Step Word Problems Involving Volume: CCSS.Math.Content.3.MD.A.2

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The table weighs $7\textup{ kilograms}\(kg)$ and the chair weighs $3\textup{ kilograms}\(kg)$ . How much do they both weigh together?

Megan is working on a science experiment. Using the scale below, how much water will she have if she adds more grams of water?

15 g

Megan is working on a science experiment. She needs times the amount of water that she has shown on the scale below. How much water does she need?

19 g

The dog weighs $33\textup{ kilograms}\(kg)$ and the cat weighs $13\textup{ kilograms}\(kg)$ . How much do they both weigh together?

Hannah has $26\textup{ liters}\ (l)$ of soda. If she needs $64\textup{ liters}$ . How much more soda does she need?

Megan is working on a science experiment. Using the scale below, how much water will she have if she adds more grams of water?

11 g

Sarah has $22\textup{ liters}\ (l)$ of soda. If she needs $45\textup{ liters}$ . How much more soda does she need?

The bookcase weighs $15\textup{ kilograms}\(kg)$ and a set of books weigh $8\textup{ kilograms}\(kg)$ . How much do they both weigh together?

The TV weighs $12\textup{ kilograms}\(kg)$ and the TV stand weighs $15\textup{ kilograms}\(kg)$ . How much do they both weigh together?

Megan is working on a science experiment. She needs to evenly divide the water shown in the beaker below into smaller beakers. How much water will be in each beaker?

36 g

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