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marks watering can will only hold a maximum of 10.5 litres. the ratio of plant food to water is 1.6. how many litres of plant fo

od and water will he need to fill his watering can each time? litres of plant food? litre of water?

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sergij07 [2.7K]3 years ago

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1+6=7
10.5/7=1.5
1x1.5=1.5
6x1.5=9

1.5 litres of plant food and 9 litres of water

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