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Sign You've learned what decimals are and how to add and subtract them to tenths and hundredths. Take a look at this problem. Zee wants to make 2 liters of a special drink for a party. She squeezed the eight lemons she had and goto liters of lemon juice. She had 0.35 liters of cranberry juice, and 1.2 liters of water. How much of the special drink can she make? How much more or less than 2 liters will she have? Use the math you know to answer the question. a. How can you estimate the amount of the special drink Zee can make?

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Given data:

The amount of special drink for party is A=2 l.

The amount of canberry juice is c=0.35 l.

The amount of water is w=1.2 l.

The total amount of juice is,

t=c+w

=0.35 l+1.2 l

=1.55 l

The given amount less than 2 l .

A-t=2 l-1.55

=0.45 l

Thus, the given juice is less than 2 litre of special drink by 0.45 litre.

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