To determine how much of the barrel is left to fill, you must subtract the amount of water already in it from the total mass of the bucket.
25.5 - 5.2 = 20.3 Litres
In order to the fill the entire barrel, Kelly must collect 20.3 Litres of water. You must then covert the measurement from litres to millilitres so that the bucket and barrel are measured in the same units.
20.3L = 20300mL
You must then divide the amount of space left by the mass of the bucket. This will determine the least number of buckets needed to fill the barrel.
20300 <span>÷ 800 = 25.375
That means the you would have to do a minimum on 25.375 buckets to fill the barrel, or 26.
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Answer:
The number of hot beverages sold were 45 and the number of cold beverages sold were 180.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of cold beverages sold be 
And the number of hot beverages sold be 
According to the question:
c=4
h...
1.5 c + 2 h = Sale of any day
Part1:
For Saturday.
The sale is of 360
then
1.5 c + 2 h = 360
Part 2:
Following the method of substitution.
And plugging the values of c=4 h...in equation where the sales of Saturday is given.
1.5 c + 2
h =360
1.5 4 h + 2 h =360
6 h + 2 h= 360
8 h=360
Dividing both sides with 8.
h=
h=45
Inserting h=45 in c=4 h...
we have c=4 45 = 180
So the number of hot beverages sold were 45 and the number of cold beverages sold were 180.
