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Mark has a £5 note. A litre of milk costs 80p. Mark buys as many litre cartons of milk as he can. How much money will he have le

ft over?

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Anna [14]3 years ago

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Thank you for the points

sergey [27]3 years ago

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He can buy 6 liters because £0.80 x 6 = £4.80. So he will have £5.00 - £4.80 = £0.20 left over. 20p.

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