Math, asked by NajranaRaj, 1 year ago

one tin holds 51/4 litre of oil how many litre of oil can 26 sun tin hold??

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Answered by 120206aashi

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663/2
explaination
1=51/4
26=51/4*26
26=663/2

NajranaRaj: isme cross divide bhi karna hai jaise 4÷26 then 51×13

120206aashi: 26 aur 4 divide nhi hota ha

Answered by MAKESTRESSANALLY

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Answer:331.5 Litres

Step-by-step explanation:

51/4 litres------>1 tin

X----------------->26 tin

By cross multiplication,

26 * 51 / 4 = 13 * 51 /2

663 / 2 = 331.5 Litres of oil
Therefore, The answer is 331.5 Litres

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