Problem-Solving Liquid Volume

The video tutorial explains how to measure liquid volume using the metric system, focusing on liters and milliliters. It demonstrates solving real-world problems involving liquid volume by using number lines. Examples include calculating the water needed to fill an aquarium, determining the remaining medicine in a bottle, and figuring out how many bottles of lemonade are required for a family reunion. The tutorial emphasizes the practical application of number lines in solving these problems.

What is the relationship between liters and milliliters?

How much more water does Miles need to fill his aquarium?

If Shawna's bottle contains 60 milliliters and she has taken 6 doses of 5 milliliters each, how much medicine is left?

How many 2-liter bottles does Evan need to buy to have a total of 24 liters of lemonade?

Explain how a number line can be used to solve problems involving liquid volume.