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A school has a large urn containing 15 litres of water. A total of 9 litres of water is used during a school event. A student is asked to calculate how many 250 ml cups can be filled from the remainin

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Part b· 1 step

Water in the Urn

  1. Convert litres to milliliters.

    The amount of water left in the urn is 6 litres.
    We know that 1 litre=1000 ml1 \text{ litre} = 1000 \text{ ml}.

    6 litres=6×1000 ml=6000 ml6 \text{ litres} = 6 \times 1000 \text{ ml} = 6000 \text{ ml}

Part b(i)· 1 step

The amount of water in the urn in ml is* 6000 ml\boxed{\text{6000 ml}}.

  1. Calculate the number of 250 ml cups.

    The remaining water is 6000 ml, and

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