A painter buys 4 L 400 mL paint. He uses 2 L 320 mL of paint. The estimated amount of paint left with him is (round off to the nearest hundreds).

2 L 300 mL

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3 L 100 mL

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2 L 100 mL

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Solution

The correct option is C 2 L 100 mL
The painter buys 4 L 400 mL of paint.

1 L = 1000 mL

4 L 400 mL = 4400 mL

Used amount = 2 L 320 mL = 2320 mL

Remaining paint = 4400 - 2320
= 2080

2080 < 2100 (rounded off to nearest hundreds)

Hence, 2 L 100 mL paint is left with the painter.

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A painter buys 4 L 400 mL paint. He uses 2 L 320 mL of paint. The estimated amount of paint left with him is (round off to the nearest hundreds).

The correct option is C 2 L 100 mLThe painter buys 4 L 400 mL of paint. 1 L = 1000 mL 4 L 400 mL = 4400 mL Used amount = 2 L 320 mL = 2320 mL Remaining paint = 4400 - 2320 = 2080 2080 < 2100 (rounded off to nearest hundreds) Hence, 2 L 100 mL paint is left with the painter.

The correct option is C 2 L 100 mL
The painter buys 4 L 400 mL of paint.

1 L = 1000 mL

4 L 400 mL = 4400 mL

Used amount = 2 L 320 mL = 2320 mL

Remaining paint = 4400 - 2320
= 2080

2080 < 2100 (rounded off to nearest hundreds)

Hence, 2 L 100 mL paint is left with the painter.