Leslie has a watering can that holds 3 liters of water. She uses 250 milliliters of water on each of her plants.

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To find out how many plants Leslie can water you will convert the 3 Liters to milliliters and then break into groups of 250 milliliters.

3 L x 1000 mL = 3000 mL

3000 mL/250 mL = 12 plants

Leslie can water 12 plants with no remaining water.

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