Question

Ana has 2000 mL of water. She buys another 3000 mL. How many liters of water does she have now?

• A. 50 L
• B. 5,000 L
• C. 500 L
• D. 5 L

Answer 1

The correct option is D 5 L

Ana has 2,000 mL of water.
She buys another 3,000 mL of water.

So, total amount of water Ana has = 2,000 mL + 3,000 mL = 5,000 mL

Converting mL to L, we see:


$\text{So, 1 mL =}\frac{1}{1000}\text{L}$

$\text{⇒ 5,000 mL =}\frac{5000}{1000}\text{L}=5\text{L}$

∴ Ana has 5 L of water.