Question 90 of 90intermediate🔧 ApplyNumerical2 marks

If one container can hold 1 l 75 ml of buttermilk, how much buttermilk will be there in 8 such containers?

Correct Answer

Step 1: One container = 1 l 75 ml = 1,075 ml

Step 2: 8 containers = 8×18 \times 1,075 ml = 8,600 ml

Step 3: Convert back: 8,600 ml = 8 l 600 ml

Answer: There will be 8 l 600 ml of buttermilk in 8 containers.

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Explanation

The chapter explains multiplication of capacities. One container = 1 l 75 ml = 1,075 ml. 8 containers = 8×18 \times 1,075 ml = 8,600 ml = 8 l 600 ml. Alternatively: 8×18 \times 1 l = 8 l, and 8×758 \times 75 ml = 600 ml. Total = 8 l 600 ml.

Solution Steps

  1. Step 1: One container = 1 l 75 ml = 1,075 ml

  2. Step 2: 8 containers = 8×18 \times 1,075 ml = 8,600 ml

  3. Step 3: Convert back: 8,600 ml = 8 l 600 ml

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