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The capacity of a water can is 24 liters. Peter filled one third of the can. How much does he have to fill now?

The capacity of a water can is 24 liters. Peter filled one third of the can. How much does he have to fill now?
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The capacity of a water can is 24 liters. Peter filled one third of the can. How much does he have to fill now?

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24/3=8

Therefore one third of the can is 8 liters.

24-8=16.

Peter has to fill 16 liters.

User Thafer Shahin
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