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The ratio between containers A and B equals to the ratio of heights of the containers. Find the volume of container A when the height of the container A is 0,5 m and the volume …

The ratio between containers A and B equals to the ratio of heights of the containers. Find the volume of container A when the height of the container A is 0,5 m and the volume …
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The ratio between containers A and B equals to the ratio of heights of the containers. Find the volume of container A when the height of the container A is 0,5 m and the volume of the container B is 3000 liters and the height is 0,75 m.

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2000 liters see picture attached
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