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3 years ago

It takes 200 L of maple sap to make 5 L of maple syrup. How much sap do you need to make 300 mL of syrup?

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lbvjy [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

The required answer is 0.0075 ml .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that , It takes 200 L of maple sap to make 5 L of maple syrup. And we need to find how much sap it requires to make 300 ml of syrup . Hence on using Unitary method ,

⇒ 200 L of maple sap is used to make 5L of syrup .

⇒ 1L of maple sap is used to make 5L/200 L of syrup .

⇒ 1000 ml of maple sap is used to make 5L/200 L of syrup .

⇒1ml of maple sap is used to make 5L/( 200 * 1000) L of syrup .

⇒300ml of maple sap is used to make 5L * 300/200 L * 1000 of syrup .= 0.0075 ml .

<h3>Hence the required Volume is 0.0075 ml.</h3>

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