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An oil tin contains 6 liter 60ml oil. How many identicle bottels can the oil fill, If capacity of each bottel is $30 m l$ ?

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Solution

Finding the number of bottles

Oil contained in a tin
$= 6 liter 60 m l$
$= (6000 + 60) m l (1 litre = 1000 m l)$
$= 6060 m l$
$Capacity of each bottle = 30 m l$

$Number of bottles$
$= \frac{Oil contained in a tin}{Capacity of each bottlle}$

$= \frac{6060}{30} = 202 b o t t l e s .$

Thus 202 bottle can be filled.

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