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primary 6 | Maths
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Date Posted: 5 years ago
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Not sure about the model, but I think the idea is this:
You know she mixed a total of 0.9 litres of drink (ie 9/10 litres).
You know each cup can hold 1/6 litres.
So I convert into equivalent fractions to make it easier to understand (since the numbers are weird). The common denominator is 30.
So then 1 cup is 5/30 litres, and the total is 27/30 litres. So I can get 5 cups, with 2/30 litres left over.
You know she mixed a total of 0.9 litres of drink (ie 9/10 litres).
You know each cup can hold 1/6 litres.
So I convert into equivalent fractions to make it easier to understand (since the numbers are weird). The common denominator is 30.
So then 1 cup is 5/30 litres, and the total is 27/30 litres. So I can get 5 cups, with 2/30 litres left over.
Ok thank you for explaining, appreciated.
No problem. Hope it helps!
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This should be it
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