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A carton of milk has 32 fluid ounces. If we pour the milk into four mugs evenly, what is the volume of milk in each mug?  \n2. A can of soup is 350 ml and Jack mixes in a can full of water with the soup. What is the total volume?  \n3. In a water bottle, there is 3 L of water. If the capacity of the bottle is 9 L, how much more water is needed to fill up the bottle?  \n4. A fish tank has the capacity of 24 gallons. If the tank is filled up halfway, how much water is in the tank?  \n5. A mega bottle of soda is 512 fluid ounces. There are 3 students, and each drink 20 ounces. How much is left in the bottle?  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)  \nAnswers  \n1. 32 ÷ 4 = 8  \nEach mug has 8 fluid ounces of milk.  \n2. 350 + 350 = 700 The total volume is 700 ml.  \n3. 9 – 3 = 6  \n6 L of water are needed to fill up the bottle.  \n4. 24 ÷ 2 = 12  \n12 gallons of water are in the tank.  \n5. 3 x 20 = 60  \nThe students drank 60 ounces of soda.  \n512 – 60 = 452  \nThere are 452 ounces of soda left in the can.  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)","cbCaignF9yfsUrbD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaignF9yfsUrbD","pdf",73420,"English","# Volume Word Problems\n## Practice Questions\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"How do you calculate the volume of milk in each mug if 32 fluid ounces are poured evenly into four mugs?\",\"answer\":\"You divide the total volume by the number of mugs: 32 divided by 4 equals 8 fluid ounces per mug.\"},{\"question\":\"If a fish tank has a capacity of 24 gallons and is filled halfway, how much water is inside?\",\"answer\":\"The tank contains 12 gallons of water, which is calculated by dividing the total capacity of 24 gallons by 2.\"},{\"question\":\"How much soda remains if 3 students drink 20 ounces each from a 512-ounce bottle?\",\"answer\":\"First, calculate the total consumed (3 students times 20 ounces equals 60 ounces), then subtract that from the initial volume (512 minus 60), leaving 452 ounces.\"}]","Grade 3 Volume Word Problems - Math Worksheet | PDF"]