Math, asked by trilogan012, 9 months ago

There are two jars. One jar holds 5 liters of liquid, and the other jar holds 3 liters of liquid. I want to make the volume of jars equal. How much would each jar hold then?

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Answered by deveshkukkusingh

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Answer:

4 Liters per jar.

5+3=8.

No of jar = 2.

Hence for equal content the Liters in each jar will be 8/2= 4 liters.

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