Mathematics, 13.05.2021 19:10 balancingmist1827

Mr. Dumond bought a 5-liter jug of water for a family cookout. He used 2 3/10 liters filling water cups for guests. A while later, he used 1 2/5 liters of water to make lemonade. How much water does Mr. Dummond have left?

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