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How many milliliters are there in 3.9 liters?

A. 390

B. 0.39

C. 3, 900

D. 39

Answer Explanation:

 we use the relation 1 L=1000 mL to convert 3.9 L to mL as follows.

Thus, 3.9 L is 3900 mL.

Therefore, the Correct Answer is C.

More Questions on TEAS 7 Math

  • Q #1: There are 800 students enrolled in four allied health programs at a local community college. The percent students in each program are displayed in the pie chart. Which of the following is the number of students enrolled in the nursing program?

    A. 168

    B. 144

    C. 336

    D. 152

    Answer Explanation

    we are asked to find the number of students enrolled in the nursing program using the percentages in the pie chart.

    If we let x represent the number of students enrolled in the nursing  program, we set a proportion equation with number of students on the numerator and percentages on the denominator.

    Total percent in the pie chart is 100%, which equals 800 students. Then, 42% will represent

    We solve the value of x by cross-multiplying the equation above.

    Therefore, 336 students will enroll for a nursing program.

  • Q #2: Which of the following is an appropriate unit of measure to express the length of a door?

    A. Liters

    B. Kilometers

    C. Millimeters

    D. Meters

    Answer Explanation

    The length of the door could be appropriately measured in meters. Kilometers are used to measure long distances while millimeters could be used to measure the length of very small objects. However, liters are used to measure the volume of liquids or objects.

  • Q #3: A recipe calls for 5/7 cup of flour for every 2 3/5 cup of milk. To make a bigger batch, the chef uses 3 cups of flour. Which of the following would be the amount of milk needed for the bigger batch?

    A. 12 1/5 cups

    B. 12 2/5 cups

    C. 8 9/25 cups

    D. 10 23/25 cups

    Answer Explanation

    To find the required number of cups milk needed, we set a proportion equation with number of cups be numerator and cups of milk as denominator.

    Let x be the number of cups of milk needed, then

    The numbers of cups of milk required is 273/25, which when converted to mixed fraction becomes 10 23/25.