Math, asked by bristolalbert, 1 day ago

Jenny's math class is learning about fractions. The teacher has placed several partially filled water bottles on her desk. The number of bottles and amount of water each one is filled with is shown below. How much water will be in each bottle if the total amount of water is equally divided among the bottles?

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Answered by ambar078

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show the figure then add all the quantity of water then divide with number of bottles and will get the answer

Answered by sureshmishra3246

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I don't know jnggdotdigxufzxu

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