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3 years ago

One serving of punch is 250 milliliters will ten servings fit in a 2-liter Bowl????

1 answer:

6 0

It will be enought explaination:

First of all I jsed a chart to find where milli is located
K H D U D C M.
M stands for milli so it takes 1000 milli to get 1 liter.
Since 250 milli is one serving
250x10=2500
Evn thiugh it is above 2000 it still a yes

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