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2 years ago

Ben the camel drinks tea ( so classy ). he drinks 350 liters of tea every 2 days

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ziro4ka [17]2 years ago

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Ben drinks 1,050 liters of tea every 6 days.

<h3>How many liters of tea does Ben drink every 6 days?</h3>

Convert the object's dimensions into centimeters before performing the volume calculation in liters. Next, determine a shape's volume using the volume formula. The metric unit for measuring volume or capacity is the liter (or liter). Liters are a standard unit of measurement frequently used to measure liquids.

Divide Bens daily tea usage by the number daily tea usage rate.

Ben the camel drinks tea ( so classy ).

He drinks 350 liters of tea every 2 days.

liters (Volume) = usage times /days

350 × (6/2)

= 350 × 3

= 1,050 liters of tea does Ben drink every 6 days.

As a result, Ben drinks 1,050 liters of tea every 6 days.

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