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I done this so far

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Yeah so now use the conversion I've mentioned to find out how many ml that is equal to. From there you can find out how many servings can be made.
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Yeah so now use the conversion I've mentioned to find out how many ml that is equal to. From there you can find out how many servings can be made.


Then I divide the servings by 2400ml?

2400/3=800 servings

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Then I divide the servings by 2400ml?

2400/3=800 servings

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Almost. You're dividing something in units of millilitres by something in units of litres. You need the units to be the same.
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Almost. You're dividing something in units of millilitres by something in units of litres. You need the units to be the same.




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Almost. You're dividing something in units of millilitres by something in units of litres. You need the units to be the same.


What do I do next?

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What do I do next?

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Convert it into litres.
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Convert it into litres.


I don't know how to convert cm into L

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I don't know how to convert cm into L

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You've already converted from cm3 into ml. Now convert from ml into L.
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You've already converted from cm3 into ml. Now convert from ml into L.




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Yeah so now use the conversion I've mentioned to find out how many ml that is equal to. From there you can find out how many servings can be made.




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Okay now explain to me where you pulled out an 8, a 3 and the 24 from? 2400ml is not 24L...
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Okay now explain to me where you pulled out an 8, a 3 and the 24 from? 2400ml is not 24L...


Is It 2.4 L?

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Yes.
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Yes.


Servings 2?

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No. Where did you get that from?
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No. Where did you get that from?


"Servings of ice cream is 0-3 liters"

And 2.4 liters?


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"Servings of ice cream is 0-3 liters"

And 2.4 liters?


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Isn't that saying 0.3L? As in each serving is 0.3L.
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Isn't that saying 0.3L? As in each serving is 0.3L.


Oh yes actually it is

So 2.4/0.3

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Oh yes actually it is

So 2.4/0.3

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Exactly.
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Exactly.


Did the second bit

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