Reva bought a 1.25 L carton of orange juice and a 150 ml carton of mango juice. She poured all the juice from the two cartons into the container shown below. Which mark will show the level of juice in the container?

Reva bought a 1.25 L carton of orange juice and a 150 ml carton of mango juice. She poured all the juice from the two cartons into the container shown below. Which mark will show the level of juice in the container?

Answer

To find the total volume of juice Reva poured into the container, we need to convert all quantities into the same unit and then add them together. 1. **Convert 1.25 L to milliliters:** - 1 L = 1000 ml, therefore, 1.25 L = 1.25 * 1000 ml = 1250 ml. 2. **Add the volume of mango juice:** - 150 ml + 1250 ml = 1400 ml. 3. **Determine the level in the container:** - The container has a maximum capacity of 2000 ml. Since Reva poured a total of 1400 ml, we look for the mark that corresponds to 1400 ml. - The marks on the container are typically divided as follows: 1000 ml, 1500 ml, and 2000 ml. The 1400 ml mark will be between the 1000 ml and 1500 ml marks. Thus, the mark indicating the level of juice in the container corresponds to **C**, which would be above 1000 ml but below 1500 ml.