Math, asked by cutegirlmahi75, 4 months ago

Find the values of the given quantities as a percentages
62ml of 1L

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Answered by guptaneelam2708

2

Answer:

67is the correct answer

cutegirlmahi75: no 67 is wrong

Answered by vedantsharma0510

6

Answer:

6.2 %

Step-by-step explanation:

1 L = 1000 mL

percentage = 62 ml /1000 ml x 100

which equals 6.2 %

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