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7. One tin holds 12 litres of oil. How many litres of oil can 26 such tines hold ?

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Answered by TheDeadlyWasp

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Capacity of one tin = 12 litres

Capacity of 26 tins = 26×12

•°•capacity of 26 tins= 26×12

$=> 312 litres$

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Answered by mailboxfordebasish

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Answer:

312

Step-by-step explanation:

One tin holds 12 lit. oil

26 tins hold = 26 x 12 lit. oil

= 312 litres oil

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