2 years ago

What is the capacity of juice which measures 3L 9dL 3cL 9mL if it is equally divided into 3 bottles?

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1 answer:

nlexa [21]2 years ago

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The division of the juice in three bottles is an illustration of quotients

The capacity of the juice is 1L 3dL 1cL 3mL

<h3>How to determine the capacity of the juice</h3>

The size of the juice is given as:

Size = 3L 9dL 3cL 9mL

Divide each metric unit by 3, to calculate the new capacity when split into three bottles

Size = 1L 3dL 1cL 3mL

Hence, the capacity of the juice is 1L 3dL 1cL 3mL

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