- A1.3 L
- B1.03 L
- C1.15 L
- D13 L
Step-by-Step Solution
Between 1 and 1.5 there are 5 equal gaps, so each small mark is 0.1 L. The level is 3 marks above 1, so it reads L.
Answer: A) 1.3 L
Juice is poured into a measuring cylinder. How many litres of juice does it hold?
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Key idea: Comparing decimals
Comparing decimals is just comparing place values left-to-right. To make it easy, give both numbers the **same number of decimal places** by adding zeros on the right (which never changes the value). Compare 1.4 and 1.42: rewrite 1.4 as 1.40. Now compare digit-by-digit — 1.40 vs 1.42 → at the hundredths place, 0 < 2 → 1.4 < 1.42.
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