Question

solve the following​

Answer 1

Answer:

55 fluid ounces

Step-by-step explanation:

from picture, it is clear that one serving equals 11 fluid ounces.

he sold 5 servings, so 5*11 = 55 fluid ounces

Answer 2

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We know that the Soup Shack sold 5 servings of tomato soup at lunch on Tuesday. One serving is shown below in the figure and it contains 11 fluid ounces. We also know that each serving of tomato soup had the same number of fluid ounces, that means every (each) 5 servings had 11 fluid ounces. So if we need to find the total fluid ounces or how many fluid ounces of tomato soup Soup Shack sell at lunch on Tuesday, we have to find the total fluid ounces by multiplying 5 with 11 as one serving contains 11 fluid ounces than 5 servings will contain 55 fluid ounces. So then we will find a solution.

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As shown in the figure,

$\pink{ \small{ \rm{One \: serving \: of \: tomato \: soups \: had \: 11 \: fluid \: ounces.}}}$

${ \pink{ \small{ \rm{One \: serving \: contains = 11 \: fl \: oz}}}}$

Thus, by using simple unitary method, we will find the total number of fluid ounces.

$\pink{ \rm{ \small{ \therefore{5 \: servings\: of \: tomato \: soup \: will \: have = 5 \: times \: 11}}}}$

${ \pink{ \small{ \rm{ = 5 \times 11 = 55 \: fl \: oz}}}}$

How many fluid ounces of tomato soup did Soup Shack sell at lunch on Tuesday?

$\green{ \underbrace{ \boxed{ \underline{ \underline{ \pink{ \rm{55}}}}}}}$ fluid ounces

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