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Alif Yassin
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How many quarter-liter bottles of petrol can be obtained in a 6000 ml jerry can, along with the calculations?

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2 days ago
There are 4 quarter-liter bottles in a liter. Therefore, in a 6000 ml jerrycan, there are 6000/250 = 24 quarter-liter bottles of petrol.
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