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Mrac [35]
4 years ago
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Let's get some fun If u get this question wrong u have to change your profile picture to Psyduck for 3 days and if u know the an

swer don't tell anyone but me((plz message me)) because the answer is a secret. If u bring 10 empty bottles to the bottle shop, the bottle shop will change 10 empty bottles to 1 drink. If u bring 100 bottles to the shop. How many drinks will you get?
Mathematics
1 answer:
motikmotik4 years ago
3 0

So if you bring 10 empty bottles you can get 1 drink. So if you bring 100 bottles you can have 10 drinks. When that 10 drinks will be empties you can still change it for another 1 drink. So the total drinks you can have from 100 bottle is 11 drinks

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