A bottle of medicine contains $200 m l$ of medicine $.$ How many bottles will be required to fill $65$ $l i t r e s$ of medicine $?$

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It is given that a bottle of medicine contains $200 m l$ of medicine $.$
As we know that $1 l i t r e s = 1000 m l$
$65 l i t r e s = 65000 m l$
Required number of bottles $= \frac{65000}{200}$
$= \frac{650}{2}$
$= 325$
Hence $,$ $325$ bottles will be required to fill $65 l i t r e s$ of medicine $.$

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A bottle of medicine contains 200ml of medicine. How many bottles will be required to fill 65 litres of medicine?

It is given that a bottle of medicine contains 200ml of medicine.As we know that 1litres=1000ml 65litres=65000mlRequired number of bottles =65000200 =6502 =325Hence, 325 bottles will be required to fill 65litres of medicine.

A bottle of medicine contains $200 m l$ of medicine $.$ How many bottles will be required to fill $65$ $l i t r e s$ of medicine $?$