Math, asked by ishu5461, 1 year ago

a milkman has 2 containers with capacities 25 1/4 litres and 45 2/4 litres. how many litres of milk can be store ( maximum) ?

Answers

Answered by Josharmi
11

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

70 3/4 litres (add the 2 quantities)

Answered by sharonr
6

70.75 liters of milk can be stored

Solution:

Given that,

A milkman has 2 containers with capacities 25 1/4 litres and 45 2/4 litres

Thus the capacities are:

25\frac{1}{4} = \frac{101}{4}\ liter\\\\45\frac{2}{4} = \frac{182}{4}\ liter

how many litres of milk can be store

\text{ Liters of milk stored } = \frac{101}{4} + \frac{182}{4} \\\\\text{ Liters of milk stored } = \frac{101 + 182 }{4} \\\\\text{ Liters of milk stored } = \frac{283}{4}  \\\\\text{ Liters of milk stored } = 70.75

Thus 70.75 liters of milk can be stored

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