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A 2.5L of coke was shared in the ratio 5:2:3. What is the least amount in milliliters?
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A 2.5L of coke was shared in the ratio 5:2:3. What is the least amount in milliliters?

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the least ratio is 2 and the total ratio is 10 therefore the least amount should be two divided by the total ratio multiplying the coke in milliliters (1L = 1000ml)

A 2.5L of coke was shared in the ratio 5:2:3. What is the least amount in milliliters-example-1
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