How many 4 decilitre jugs are needed to fill 8.4 litre container? A 21 B. 2 100 C. 210 D. 33.6

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How many 4 decilitre jugs are

needed to fill 8.4 litre container?
A 21
B. 2 100
C. 210
D. 33.6

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Answer:

A=21

Explanation:

4 decilitres= 0.4 litres

8.4/0.4=21

Bes Ley answered Dec 7, 2022

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