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How many 330ml bottles could you completely fill with 4 litres of water

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Neko [114]3 years ago

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Milliliters are 1000 times smaller (Larger in number, smaller in size). So when you calculate 4 liters times 1000, you would get 4000 milliliters. Then you would divide the 4000 by 330, and then you would get 12.121212-Repeating decimal.

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