3 years ago

Half of a liter is equal to 16.91 ounces how many ounces are there in 3 liters

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If one half a liter is 16.91 ounces, that means one liter is equal to 33.82 liters. If you multiply that by three, that gets you to 101.46 ounces in 3 liters!

Answer: 101.46 ounces in three liters

Zanzabum3 years ago

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Let, liter =l & Ounces =O

l/2 = 16.91O

l = 33.82O

Multiply both sides by 3,

3l = 101.46O

So, there are 101.46 Ounces in a liter. VOTE ME BRAINLIEST

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