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One litre of a medicine is to be packed in small bottles, each one of which c 125ml of medicine. How many such bottles are needed?
According to question
Amount of medicine to be packed = 1litre = 1000ml (convert litre to millilitre, so that all the unit would be same)
Medicine holding capacity of small bottles = 125ml
Number of bottles needed to pack 1litre/1000ml medicine is = 1000 / 125 = 8 bottles
Check: 1 bottle contains 125-liter medicine
8 bottles contains (8 x 125) = 1000
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