Question

Ankita has 5 packets of milk. Each packet contains 2.25 l of milk. How much more milk will she need to fill 40 bottles of capacity 325ml each.

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Quanity of 1 packet of milk =2.25l

Quanity of 5 packet,=2.25*5

11.25l

Capacity of bottle=325

325*40

13000ml

1ml =1/1000l

13000ml=13000/1000

13l

13-11.25=1.75l

Answer 2

Answer:

The required $1.75$ liters more milk will she need to fill 40 bottles of capacity $325 ml$ each.

Step-by-step explanation:

Concept:

One of the four fundamental mathematical operations, along with addition, subtraction, and division, is multiplication. Multiplication is essentially the process of repeatedly adding sets of identically sized objects.

Given:

Ankita has $5$ packets of milk.

Each pack contains $2.25 litres$ milk.

To find:

The objective is to find out the capacity of milk will she need to fill $40$bottles of capacity $325 ml$ each.

Solution:

Quantity of 1 packet of milk$=2.25 l$

Quantity of 5 packets of milk$=2.25$ × $5$$=11.25$litres

The capacity of 1 bottle$=325 ml$ each

The capacity of $40$ the bottle $=325$ × $40$ $=13000 ml$

We know,

$1 ml=\frac{1}{1000l}$

$13000ml=\frac{13000}{1000} l$$=13 l$

Then,

$13-11.25\\=1.75l$

Therefore, $1.75l$ more milk will she need to fill 40 bottles of capacity $325ml$ each.

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