a total of 9liters of orange syrup was poured equally into 6 jugs. Susan poured 2/5 liters of orange syrup from a jug into a glass and drank it.she found the syrup too sweet,so she added 4/5 liters of water into the jug she had.find the total amount of orange syrup in the jug after she added 4/5 liters of water.pls give your answer clearly,thanks!

9 Liters / 6Jugs = 1 3/6 = 1 1/2

Liters/Jug.

1 1/2 - 2/5 = 3/2 - 2/5 = 15/10 - 4/10 = 11/10 = 1 1/10 Liters.

11/10 + 4/5 = 11/10 + 8/10 = 19/10 =
1 9/10 Liters left.

Well, well, well, Susan sure knows how to quench her thirst and reduce the sweetness in her life! Let's do some math to find out the total amount of orange syrup left in the jug.

Initially, there were 9 liters of orange syrup divided equally into 6 jugs. That means each jug started with 9/6 = 1.5 liters of orange syrup.

Susan then took out 2/5 liters from one jug and drank it. So, the amount of orange syrup left in that particular jug is 1.5 - (2/5) = 1.1 liters.

After finding the syrup dancing on her taste buds to be too sweet, Susan decided to dilute it with water by adding 4/5 liters. Hence, the total amount of orange syrup in the jug after adding water is 1.1 - (4/5) = 0.7 liters.

So, after Susan's shenanigans, there are 0.7 liters of orange syrup left in that specific jug.

To find the total amount of orange syrup in the jug after Susan added 4/5 liters of water, we need to calculate the difference between the initial amount of orange syrup in the jug and the amount she drank.

Initially, each jug contained 9 liters of orange syrup divided equally among the 6 jugs.

Therefore, the initial amount of orange syrup in each jug is:
9 liters / 6 jugs = 1.5 liters per jug.

Since Susan poured 2/5 liters of orange syrup into a glass and drank it, the amount of syrup remaining in the jug is:
1.5 liters (initial amount) - 2/5 liters (amount she drank) = 1.1 liters.

Finally, when Susan added 4/5 liters of water into the jug, the total amount of liquid in the jug became:
1.1 liters (remaining amount of syrup) + 4/5 liters (added water) = 1.94 liters.

Therefore, the total amount of orange syrup in the jug after Susan added 4/5 liters of water is 1.94 liters.

To find the total amount of orange syrup in the jug after Susan added 4/5 liters of water, we need to first determine how much syrup was initially in the jug.

We know that a total of 9 liters of orange syrup was poured equally into 6 jugs, so each jug initially contains 9/6 = 3/2 liters of orange syrup.

Next, Susan poured 2/5 liters of orange syrup from a jug into a glass and drank it. This means that there is now 3/2 - 2/5 = (15 - 4) / 10 = 11/10 liters of orange syrup remaining in the jug.

Since Susan found the syrup too sweet, she decided to dilute it by adding 4/5 liters of water into the jug. Therefore, the amount of orange syrup in the jug after adding water is 11/10 liters.

Hence, the total amount of orange syrup in the jug after Susan added 4/5 liters of water is 11/10 liters.