Question

MEDAL <3
A jug of milk holds 4 quarts. How many liters of milk does the jug hold? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth of a liter. 1 L= 1.06 qt

Answer 1

@Musics_life @humphriescody please help

Answer 2

\[4 qt (\frac{1L}{1.06qt}) = ?\]

Answer 3

you take 1.06 x 4 = 4. 3 liter

Answer 4

do you get it or do you need more exsplanashin

Answer 5

just by looking at it using the units, it won't be the answer @humphriescody
take note that 1.06 is in quarts so does 4..

Answer 6

wait I am lost so what is your answer @humphriescody @shinalcantara

Answer 7

@confluxepic @midhun.madhu1987 please help

Answer 8

Take a look at this:
if you have 1000 cm and you are to convert it into meters
1m = 100 cm
\[1000cm(\frac{ 1m }{ 100cm }) = 10m\]
cm will cancel out and meters will be left as a unit.
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Applying the same concept to the problem, you'll have:
\[4qt (\frac{ 1L }{ 1.06qt }) = 3.77L\]

Answer 9

thx!