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\nConvert to the units shown.  \n1. 9.5 ml =  l  2. 0.5 l =  ml 3. 49 ml =  l  4. 51 ml =  l 5. 66 l =  ml  6. 0.12 ml =  l 7. 0.2 ml =  l  8. 68 ml =  l 9. 4.0 l =  ml  10. 0.03 l =  ml 11. 8.3 ml =  l  12. 83 ml =  l 13. 92 l =  ml  14. 0.06 l =  ml 15. 0.44 ml =  l  16. 6.0 ml =  l 17. 8 ml =  l  18. 9.6 l =  ml 19. 0.4 l =  ml  20. 0.1 ml =  l  \nMetric units of capacity  \nGrade 5 Measurement Worksheet  \n\n| 1 liter (l) = 1,000 milliliter (ml)\u003Cbr>|  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Convert to the units shown. |  |\n| 1. 9.5 ml = 0.0095 l | 2. 0.5 l = 500 ml |\n|  |  |\n| 3. 49 ml = 0.049 l | 4. 51 ml = 0.051 l |\n|  |  |\n| 5. 66 l =  66,000 ml | 6. 0.12 ml =  0.00012 l |\n| 7. 0.2 ml = 0.0002 l | 8. 68 ml = 0.068 l |\n|  |  |\n| 9. 4.0 l =  4,000 ml | 10. 0.03 l =  30 ml |\n| 11. 8.3 ml = 0.0083 l | 12. 83 ml = 0.083 l |\n|  |  |\n| 13. 92 l =  92,000 ml | 14. 0.06 l =  60 ml |\n| 15. 0.44 ml = 0.00044 l | 16. 6.0 ml = 0.006 l |\n|  |  |\n| 17. 8 ml =  0.008 l | 18. 9.6 l =  9,600 ml 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