Question
What percent of:$1$ litre is $175\ ml$
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Answer
We know that, $1$ lire $= 1000\ ml$
Therefore required precentage $=\frac{175\text{ml}}{1\ \text{liter}}$
$=\frac{175\text{ml}}{1000\text{ml}}\times100$
$= 17.5\%$
Hence $175\ ml$ is $17.5\ %$ of $1$ litre.
Therefore required precentage $=\frac{175\text{ml}}{1\ \text{liter}}$
$=\frac{175\text{ml}}{1000\text{ml}}\times100$
$= 17.5\%$
Hence $175\ ml$ is $17.5\ %$ of $1$ litre.
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