Math, asked by dipak94519, 6 months ago

Solve the following word problems.
(a) 12 tins can hold 39.624 litres of oil. How much oil can one tin hold?

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Answered by desaipreet2105

3

Answer:

39.624/12 = 3.302 liters

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by nayanborgohain17

6

Solution,

capacity of 12 tins = 39.624 litres

capacity of 1 tin = 39.624÷12

= 3.302

therefore, 1 tin can hold 3.302 litres of oil

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