On Monday morning, a school cafeteria had 8.19 gallons of milk. At lunch, the students drank 8.11 gallons of the milk. How much milk does the cafeteria have left?
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To find out how much milk the cafeteria has left, we need to subtract the amount of milk the students drank from the initial amount.
8.19 gallons - 8.11 gallons = 0.08 gallons
The cafeteria has 0.08 gallons of milk left.
To find the amount of milk the cafeteria has left, subtract the amount of milk consumed from the initial amount.
Step 1: Start with the initial amount of milk, which is 8.19 gallons.
Step 2: Subtract the amount of milk consumed, which is 8.11 gallons.
8.19 gallons - 8.11 gallons = 0.08 gallons.
Therefore, the cafeteria has 0.08 gallons of milk left.
To find out how much milk the cafeteria has left after lunch, you need to subtract the amount of milk that was consumed from the initial amount.
1. Start with the initial amount of milk in the cafeteria: 8.19 gallons.
2. Subtract the amount of milk consumed at lunch: 8.11 gallons.
To find the remainder, subtract the amount consumed from the initial amount:
8.19 gallons - 8.11 gallons = 0.08 gallons
Therefore, the cafeteria has 0.08 gallons of milk left after lunch.