Canadian Forces Aptitude Test (CFAT) Practice 2026 - Free CFAT Practice Questions and Study Guide

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If milk is selling for $87.05 per liter, how many liters can you buy with $20?

0.25 L

0.50 L

0.75 L

0.23 L

To determine how many liters of milk you can purchase with $20 at the price of $87.05 per liter, you can perform a simple calculation. First, divide the amount of money available by the price per liter:

\[ \text{Liters of milk} = \frac{\text{Amount of money}}{\text{Price per liter}} \]

\[ \text{Liters of milk} = \frac{20}{87.05} \approx 0.2296 \]

When rounded to two decimal places, this value is approximately 0.23 liters. This calculation shows that with $20, you can only afford about 0.23 liters of milk given the price of $87.05 per liter. Therefore, the option that corresponds to this quantity is the correct answer. Understanding this calculation approach allows you to effectively apply similar reasoning in future financial or measurement problems.

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