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A water filter can be filled with 8 jugs of capacity 1.3 liters each. How many jugs are required to fill the same filter, if capacity of the jug is 0.8 liters?

A water filter can be filled with 8 jugs of capacity 1.3 liters each. How many jugs are required to fill the same filter, if capacity of the jug is 0.8 liters? Correct Answer 13

Total capacity of 8 jugs = 8*1.3So, number of jugs required = 8×1.3.8                                                    = 13 (Ans)

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