Math, asked by ganeshg7477, 6 months ago

9. My car can hold 55.4 litres of petrol. I filled it with 48.9 litres.
How much more petrol can it hold?

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Answered by Anonymous

6

Answer:

55.4-48.9 = 6.5 liter

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Answered by Cutiepie8224

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Answer:

55.4 — 48.9 = 6.5 {Answer}

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