There are 23 Birds and then Avery at the zoo. If each bird drinks the same amount of milliliters of water how much do how much do they drink if the zoo use of 16.215 L. (There are 1000 ml in a liter)

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Stewart

Mathematics

31 October, 14:03

There are 23 Birds and then Avery at the zoo. If each bird drinks the same amount of milliliters of water how much do how much do they drink if the zoo use of 16.215 L. (There are 1000 ml in a liter)

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Francis Jefferson · Answer 1

Each bird drinks 705 millimeters of water

Step-by-step explanation:

Total number of Birds = 23

Volume of water in the zoo = 16215 millimeters

Therefore each bird will have 16215 : 23 = 705 millimeters

Isaac Price · Answer 2

Answer: each bird drinks 705 milliliters

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that the birds drink 16.215L, and 1L is equal to 1000ml, in 16.215L we have:

16.215*1000ml = 16215ml

And we also know that 23 birds drink that amount, and each bird drink the same amount, so each bird drinks

V = 16215ml/23 = 705ml

So each bird drinks 705 milliliters