17 litres of milk could fill 4 vessels of equal size. How many litres of milk does each vessel contain?

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Total quantity of milk = 17 L

Number of vessels of equal size = 4

Milk contained in each vessel =

L

= (17 ÷ 4) L

=

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17 litres of milk could fill 4 vessels of equal size. How many litres of milk does each vessel contain?

Total quantity of milk = 17 L Number of vessels of equal size = 4 Milk contained in each vessel = L = (17 ÷ 4) L =

Total quantity of milk = 17 L

Number of vessels of equal size = 4

Milk contained in each vessel =

L

= (17 ÷ 4) L

=