By subtracting the water poured into the first two beakers from the available water we conclude that the water left for the third beaker is 0.9 liters.
<h3>How to find the water left for the third beaker</h3>
In this question we know that Karen has 3 liters of water and poured 0.7 liters into the <em>first</em> beaker, 1.4 liters into the <em>second</em> beaker and we can determine the water left for the <em>third</em> beaker by subtracted the water poured into the <em>first two</em> beakers from the available water. The available volume is:
V = 3 L - 0.7 L - 1.4 L
V = 0.9 L
By subtracting the water poured into the first two beakers from the available water we conclude that the water left for the third beaker is 0.9 liters.
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Answer:
it is greater than
Step-by-step explanation:
They never meet, not enough information if they do
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