Mandy wants to buy a variety of beverages for her birthday party. She wants to make sure she has enough to drink for all her friends, so she decides to buy 10 liters of beverages. If she buys at least one container of each beverage, what combination of beverages can she buy to equal exactly 10 liters?

Correct Question:

Beverages at the Store

2,000 milliliters of soda, 2.5 liters of apple juice, 1,500 milliliters of fruit punch, 2 liters of lemonade

Mandy wants to buy a variety of beverages for her birthday party. She wants to make sure she has enough to drink for all her friends, so she decides to buy 10 liters of beverages. If she buys at least one container of each beverage, what combination of beverages can she buy to equal exactly 10 liters?

Explanation:

As we know 1000 millilitres = 1 litre

Now writing them in common units.

soda= 2 litres

apple juice = 2.5 litres

fruit punch = 1.5 litres

lemonade = 2 litres

If she takes one of each it will become

= 2+2.5+1.5+2=8

Remaining are 10-2= 2 liters

Now she can have one more soda or lemondade to make a total of 10

which will be

4 (soda) +2.5+1.5+2=10

2+2.5+1.5+4 (lemonade) = 10

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