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Chapter 1: Q16PE (page 33)

A can contains 375 mL of soda. How much is left after 308 mL is removed?

Short Answer

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67 ml of soda is left in the can.

Step by step solution

01

Given-

Can contains soda ( initial quantity ) = 375 ml

Removed quantity = 308 ml

02

Explanation

To calculate the quantity left in the can, we need to subtract the quantity of soda removed from the quantity that the can initially have.

03

Calculation

The relation to calculate the volume of soda left in the can is:

soda left in the can = initial quantity - quantity removed

soda left = ( 375 ml )- ( 308 ml )

=67 ml

04

Conclusion

Hence, the volume of soda left in can is 67 ml.

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