Karen and her friends decided to have a water balloon fight! They got 20 water balloons and used 6 liters of water to fill them all equally. How much water was in each balloon?

Amount of water in each balloon = 300 milliliter

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Amount of water used in balloon = 6 liter

Number of water balloon  = 20 balloon

Find:

Amount of water in each balloon

Computation:

Amount of water used in balloon = 6 x 1000

Amount of water used in balloon = 6,000 milliliter

Amount of water in each balloon = Amount of water used in balloon / Number of water balloon

Amount of water in each balloon = 6,000 / 20

Amount of water in each balloon = 300 milliliter

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