Silyvia filled a watering can with #3.58# liters of water. She used #40# milliliters to water a plant and #150# milliliters on a rose plant. How much water is left?

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Carmen · Serena D.
Mar 22, 2018

#3580-190=3390#
3390 mL, or 3.39 L

Explanation:

A liter is 1000 mL; the can (3.58 liters) is equal to 3580mL. 40 mL was used to water a plant and 150 mL to plant a rose which is equal to 190mL of water used so subtract 190mL (sum of 150 and 40 mL) from 3580 mL, the total amount of water

sankarankalyanam
Mar 23, 2018

#"Water left in the can "color(white)(aaa aaa a)color(green)( 3,390 " ml or " color(brown)( 3.39 " liters"#

Explanation:

#color(purple)("A liter is 1000 ml the can (3.58 liters) is equal to 3580 ml"#

#"Water used for a plant " color(white)(aaa aaa ) 40" ml" #
#"Water used for rose " color(white)(aaa aaa aa) 150" ml"#
#color(white)(aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa) --- #
#"Water used for both plants "color(white)(aa ) color(blue)(190 " ml"#
#color(white)(aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa) --- #

#"Water filled in the can " color(white)(aaa aaa ) 3,580 " ml"#
#"Water used for plants "color(white)(aaa aaa) - 190 " ml"#
#color(white)(aaa aaaaaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa ) ---- #
#"Water left in the can "color(white)(aaa aaa a)color(green)( 3,390 " ml"#.
#color(white)(aaa aaaaaa aaa aaa aaa aaa aaa ) ---- #

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