Measurement
Liquid measure conversions
Complete sixteen exact equivalent-measure equations from any nonempty subset of sixteen U.S. customary liquid practice groups, including distinct fractional-cup and whole-cup ranges.
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U.S. liquid measure table
Complete ten rows and forty-two cells of exact U.S. customary liquid equivalents, with two-known, one-known or complete-reference modes.
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Complete each row of equivalent U.S. customary liquid measurements.
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Connect multiple customary liquid units by using equivalent values across each row.
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A row shows 6 teaspoons. Which equivalent values belong in the row?
2 tablespoons, 1 fluid ounce and 1/8 cup
Three teaspoons make one tablespoon and two tablespoons make one fluid ounce. Eight fluid ounces make one cup, so one fluid ounce is 1/8 cup.
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- Begin from a known cell and move through one exact relationship at a time.
- Use Complete reference mode for discussion before assigning a blanked table.
- All rows use U.S. customary liquid measures, including fluid ounces.
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