Write the volume in cm3 of a container which holds 2.250litre?

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Answer 1

Answer: 2.250 litre = 2.250 dm³ = 2.250×1.000 cm³ = 2 250 000 cm³

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One half hour past midnight

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one half hour past midnight is 1:00

one o clock

One half hour past midnight is 1:00 i believe

Need help question 4

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You need to find what 3 is if 5 is $520,000
$520,000 divided by 5 = 104,000
104,000 x 3 = 312,000

Therefore 3 is 312,000
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Jesse walked 3/4 of a mile last weekend. This weekend he walked 1/2 as far. How far did Jesse walk this weekend?

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Answer= 3/8 of a mile

3/4*1/2=3/8

Jesse walked 3/8 a mile this weekend

Luis has a cooler filled with cans of soda. For every 5 cans of coke, there are 3 cans of sprite. If there are 25 cans of coke , how many cans of sprite are there?

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For 25 cans of coke, there will be 15 cans of sprite.

What is Unitary Method?

The unitary method is a technique for solving a problem by first finding the value of a single unit, and then finding the necessary value by multiplying the single unit value.

Given is a cooler filled with cans of soda such that for every 5 cans of coke, there are 3 cans of sprite.

For every 5 cans of coke there are 3 cans of sprite.

Then, for every 1 can of coke there will be 3/5 cans of sprite.

Hence, for 25 cans of coke, there will be (3/5 x 25) = 15 cans of sprite.

Therefore, for 25 cans of coke, there will be 15 cans of sprite.

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So you're trying figure out what you multiply 5 by to get 25, so that you can multiply that same number by 3 to figure out how much sprite there is.
5x=25
X=5

So multiply 3 by 5(the answer you just got), which is 15. 15 sprites.

The temperature was 68°F. Later that day the temperature was 82°F. How much does the temperature need to rise or fall to return to the original temperature of 68°F?

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The temperature needs to fall 14 dregrees Fahrenheit to get to the original temperature 68 degrees Fahrenheit.

A library is open til' 5:00 P.M. On Wednesdays, the library closes 2 hours early. How many hours for a month is the library open.

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so
if you assume that the month has 30 days and that the library opens at midnight, then
24 hours in a day
5 pm=12+5=17 hours
on wednessday=17-2=15 hours
wednessday=1/7 of week
so we find 1/7 of 30 which is 30/7=4 and 2/7
then subtract that from 30
30-4 and 2/7=25 and 5/7

ok so then we have
25 and 5/7 days is 17 hours and
4 and 2/7 days is 15 hours
so just multipy them and add

25 and 5/7 times 17=437.143 hours
4 and 2/7 days times 15 =64.2857
add

437.143+64.2856=501.429
so aprox 501.429

the real equation is $[((1)/(7))(n)(15)]+[ ((6)/(7)) (n)(17)]=hours$ where n represents the number of days in the month

apros 501.429

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