A pot is ½ full of water. When 12 litres is added, it is ¾ full. How many litres will the pot hold when it is completely full?

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Polmarex asked Sep 18, 2022

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A pot is ½ full of water. When 12 litres is added, it is ¾ full. How many litres will the pot hold when it is completely full?

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Answer:

48l

Explanation:

1/2 = 50% we added 12l and it is 3/4 = 75%

75% - 50% = 25% , 25% = 12l

25%*4 = 12l * 4

100% = 48l

Darshan Dhoriya answered Sep 20, 2022

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48 liters of water

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