Math, asked by pokemonisbae899, 8 months ago

A container holds 2,500 milliliters of water. How many liters can the container hold? (1L=1,000 mL)

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Answered by antonyprasadpanackal

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Answer:

2.5 L

Step-by-step explanation:

capacity=2500mL=2.5L

litres the container can hold=2500/1000=2.5L

Answered by ashish507427

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The container will hold 2.5l of water
Here 1l=1000ml
2.5l=2500ml
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