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Alex is following a recipe that calls for 300 milliliters of water but has a measuring cup marked in fluid ounces. rounding to one decimal place, how many fluid ounces of water …

Alex is following a recipe that calls for 300 milliliters of water but has a measuring cup marked in fluid ounces. rounding to one decimal place, how many fluid ounces of water …
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alex is following a recipe that calls for 300 milliliters of water but has a measuring cup marked in fluid ounces. rounding to one decimal place, how many fluid ounces of water should alex use?

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Answer:

10.1 fl oz

Explanation:

1 fl oz = 29.5735 ml

300 ml × (1 fl oz)/(29.5735 ml) = 10.1 fl oz

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