Tank A holds 9,625 ml of water and Tank B holds 5,372 ml of water. The water from both tanks is poured into Tank C which is empty. What is the volume of water in Tank C, rounded to the nearest ten ml?
Question
Tank A holds 9,625 ml of water and Tank B holds 5,372 ml of water. The water from both tanks is poured into Tank C which is empty. What is the volume of water in Tank C, rounded to the nearest ten ml?
Solution
To determine the volume of water in Tank C, follow these steps:
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Add the volume of water in Tank A to the volume of water in Tank B: 9,625 ml + 5,372 ml = 14,997 ml
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Round the total volume to the nearest ten ml:
- The last digit (7) is greater than 5, so we round up.
- Therefore, 14,997 ml rounded to the nearest ten ml is 15,000 ml.
The volume of water in Tank C is 15,000 ml.
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