Out of 3 kg of watermelon, the juice shop owner
gets 4 litres of juice. How much such watermelon
should he buy to get 10 litres of juice?

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Solution:
Given that 3 kg of water melon = 4 L of juice.
10 L = 4L + 4L + 2L
= 4L + 4L + Half of 4L ( we can replace 4L with 3 kg)
= 3 kg + 3 kg + Half of 3 kg
So the shopkeeper would require 2 watermelons and half of a water melon

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Out of 3 kg of watermelon, the juice shop owner ​ gets 4 litres of juice. How much such watermelon ​ should he buy to get 10 litres of juice?​

Solution: Given that 3 kg of water melon = 4 L of juice. 10 L = 4L + 4L + 2L = 4L + 4L + Half of 4L ( we can replace 4L with 3 kg) = 3 kg + 3 kg + Half of 3 kg So the shopkeeper would require 2 watermelons and half of a water melon

Out of 3 kg of watermelon, the juice shop owner
gets 4 litres of juice. How much such watermelon
should he buy to get 10 litres of juice?

Solution:
Given that 3 kg of water melon = 4 L of juice.
10 L = 4L + 4L + 2L
= 4L + 4L + Half of 4L ( we can replace 4L with 3 kg)
= 3 kg + 3 kg + Half of 3 kg
So the shopkeeper would require 2 watermelons and half of a water melon