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A container has a capacity of 300 litres. If the liquid present in it is poured in bottles of capacity 1 L 500 ml, how many bottles can be filled ?

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Capacity of $1$ bottle $= 1$ L $500$ ml
$= 1.5$ L

Number of bottles required for $1.5$ L of the liquid $= 1$
Number of bottles required for $1$ L of the liquid $= \frac{1}{1 . 5} = \frac{1 0}{1 5}$

Number of bottles required for $300$ L of the liquid $= \frac{1 0}{1 5} \times 300$
$= 200$

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