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You need to know the capacity of a watering can that is full of water and all you have to help you is a half liter jug. How do you find the approximate capacity of the watering can?

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Kilograms and milliliters are two examples of measurements.
 


You need to know the capacity of a watering can that is full of water and all you have to help you is a half liter jug. How do you find the approximate capacity of the watering can?





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