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P5.ST.JC.18121046-A1
A bottle can hold 4 ℓ of water.
A jar can hold water from 5 bottles of water.
A tank can hold water from 3 jars of water.
  1. Find the ratio of the volume of water that a bottle, a jar and a tank can hold.
  2. Find the percentage of water that a bottle can hold as compared to a jar.
  3. Find the volume of 5 jars.
  4. Find the volume of 3 tanks.
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18 Jun 2024, 07:58 PM

A bottle can hold 4 ℓ of water.
A jar can hold water from 5 bottles of water.
A tank can hold water from 3 jars of water.
  1. Find the ratio of the volume of water that a bottle, a jar and a tank can hold.
  2. Find the percentage of water that a bottle can hold as compared to a jar.
  3. Find the volume of 5 jars.
  4. Find the volume of 3 tanks.
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