If i have a jar 600ml and i add the water from this measuring cylinder to 3.6 liters of water. how much water do i now have altogether?

If the cylinder already has 3.6 Liters in it, adding 600 mL would make the cylinder have 4.2 Liters of water in it.

We know this because 600 mL converted to Liters equals 0.6 L. So 3.6 L + 0.6 L = 4.2 Liters.

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neither i nor ii 56 / 4.9 = 11.91489362 and 82 / (11+5) =5.125 so i is wrong

ii. (24/8+2) times 3 = 15 and (42+9)/2 =25.5

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