During the school sausage sizzle, a tank of orange juice sprang a leak. The teacher pours the remaining orange juice into a smaller container. The small container can hold three-quarters of the large tank. If the large tank is two-thirds full, what fraction of the small container does it fill?

A container initially has 50 liters of orange juice. From this container, 5 liters of juice was taken out and replaced by water. This process was repeated two more times. If each time 5 liters of juice is replaced, how much orange juice is now contained by the container? Options 36.45 30.56 34.56 30

Kaylee prepared some orange juice. she drank 1/5 litres of the juice and gave 4/7 of it to her neighbour. In the end, she lad 1/10 litres of juice left. How much orange juice did she prepare? Give your answer in litres.

There is a vessel whose 80% volume is filled with milk and water solution. The concentration of milk in the solution is 90%. Using a steel mug, one mug-full of solution is withdrawn and replaced by an equal quantity of water. After 3 such replacements, the concentration of milk in the solution becomes 30.87%. What is the ratio of volumes of the vessel and the steel mug?

The committee planning a ward party prepared 18.6 liters of juice. One gallon is equal to 3.8 L. How many gallons of juice did they prepare? Round your answer to the nearest tenth.

A group of students brought two tanks of water to clean the classroom.Tank A held 6,715 ml of water and Tank B held 9,038 ml of water. The water from both tanks was poured into Tank C which was empty. What was the volume of water in Tank C, rounded to the nearest thousand ml?