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3 years ago

shanika makes 2800 milliliters of chicken soup she needs 3.5 liters. how many more milliliterd and liters will she need

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2800 ml*(1l/1000 ml)=2.8 l
Shanika needs=3.5 l-2.8 l=0.7 liters.

3.5 l.(1000 ml/1 l)=3500 ml

Shanika needs=3500 ml-2800 mol=700 milliliters.

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