Ramesh buys six bottles of syrup, each containing 1 litre. Each empty bottle weighs 400g. The density of the syrup is $1.2 g / c m^{3}$ . What weight does Ramesh have to carry home?

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Solution

Given-
Ramesh buys 6 bottles containing 1 litre (syrup) each.
Weight of Empty bottle= 400 gm.
Density = $1.2 g / c m^{3}$
Now,
Density = Mass/Volume
Here mass be weight.
Now we need to add the 6 bottle's volume
Total weight of 1 bottle = 1 litre + 400 gm
= 10001.2 gm + 400 gm
= 1600 gm
Total weight of 6 bottles = 61600 = 9600 gm = 9.6 kg.

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Ramesh buys six bottles of syrup, each containing 1 litre. Each empty bottle weighs 400g. The density of the syrup is 1.2g/cm3. What weight does Ramesh have to carry home?

Ramesh buys six bottles of syrup, each containing 1 litre. Each empty bottle weighs 400g. The density of the syrup is $1.2 g / c m^{3}$ . What weight does Ramesh have to carry home?