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Matilda wants to buy some high-quality olive oil. She can buy a 2 L bottle for $50, or she can buy a 225 mL bottle for $7. In or

der to compare the prices, she needs to convert the volume of the second bottle to liters.
How many liters of olive oil are in the smaller bottle?

0.0225 L
0.225 L
2.25 L
225 L

1 answer:

dsp733 years ago

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It's third option 0.225

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