Maria needs to measure out   liter of broth for a recipe. If she only has a container that holds   liter, how many containers will she need to fill?

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Let us restructure the question as:

Maria needs to measure out   10  liter of broth for a recipe. If she only has a container that holds  0.5   liter, how many containers will she need to fill?

Total litre of broth measured = 10litres

If a container holds 0.5litre, then the number of container she will need will be calculated as thus:

1 container = 0.5 liter of broth

x container = 10 liters of broth

Cross multiply

0.5 * x = 1 * 10

0.5x = 10

Divide both sides by 0.5

0.5x/0.5 = 10/0.5

x = 20

Therefore she will need to fill 20 containers.

Note that the amount of liters used in question were assumed. Same calculations can be followed for any other values given.

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