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The answer would be D. 650
There are 1,000 ml in each L, so every .1 is 100 ml so the .6 l is 600 ml and the 1.5 l is 1,500 ml. Then you add the two numbers taken away (600+250=850) and subtract it from the jug (1,500-850=650)
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