हिंदी में जवाब दो: A milk vendor pours milk into bottles of 250 mL each. If he has 47 litres of milk, how many bottles can he completely fill, and how much milk is left over?
Answer: The milk vendor can completely fill 188 bottles, and 0 mL of milk is left over.
Step-by-step solution
Step 1: Convert litres to millilitres
First, we need to convert the total volume of milk from litres to millilitres because the bottle capacity is given in millilitres. We know that 1 litre is equal to 1000 millilitres.
Step 2: Calculate total milk in millilitres
Multiplying 47 litres by 1000 mL/litre gives us the total volume of milk in millilitres.
Step 3: Calculate the number of bottles
To find out how many bottles can be completely filled, we divide the total volume of milk in millilitres by the capacity of each bottle.
Step 4: Perform the division
Dividing 47000 by 250 gives us 188. This means 188 bottles can be completely filled.
Step 5: Calculate the remaining milk
To find the remaining milk, we subtract the total milk used to fill the bottles from the initial total milk. In this case, since the division resulted in a whole number, there is no milk left over.
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