Ares is making 14 jars of honey peanut butter. He wants to use 45 milliliter (ML) of honey in each jar. How much honey (in ML) will ares use in all?

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Matias Sawyer

Mathematics

24 August, 06:48

Ares is making 14 jars of honey peanut butter. He wants to use 45 milliliter (ML) of honey in each jar. How much honey (in ML) will ares use in all?

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630 milliliters.

Step-by-step explanation:

The statement tells us that the final product is 14 jars of honey peanut butter and that in each jar use 45 mliliters of honey. This means that to know the total honey to be used, the required quantity for each jar must be multiplied by the total number of jars, that is:

14 * 45 = 630

Which means that he would spend a total of 630 milliliters.