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P3.WN.JM.17110816-A1
There is 240 mℓ more water in Container K than in Container J. There is 292 mℓ less water in Container J than in Container L. The total amount of water in the three containers is 1513 mℓ.
  1. How much more water is there in Container L than in Container K?
  2. How much water is there in Container J?
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03 Jul 2024, 02:43 AM

There is 240 mℓ more water in Container K than in Container J. There is 292 mℓ less water in Container J than in Container L. The total amount of water in the three containers is 1513 mℓ.
  1. How much more water is there in Container L than in Container K?
  2. How much water is there in Container J?
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