How many 750ml bottles in 1.75L?

Answer 1

A little more than 2.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, you're hitting me with some math here. So, a 1.75L bottle is equivalent to 1750ml. If you divide that by 750ml (the size of each bottle), you get around 2.33 bottles. But since you can't really have a third of a bottle, let's just say you can fit 2 bottles and have a little leftover for a mini celebration.

Answer 3

To convert 1.75 liters to milliliters, you multiply by 1000, resulting in 1750 ml. To find out how many 750 ml bottles can be filled with 1750 ml, you divide 1750 by 750, which equals 2.33. Therefore, you can fill 2 full 750 ml bottles with 1.75 liters, with a remainder of 250 ml.

Answer 4

Well, honey, a 1.75L bottle is the same as 1750ml. So, if you divide that by 750ml, you get 2.33333333 bottles. But since you can't have a third of a bottle (unless you're really good at fractions), the answer is 2 bottles with a little extra to spare.

Answer 5

It would take 2.5 750ml bottles to make 2 liters. 750ml = 0.75L.

Answer 6

Ah, what a happy little question! In 1.75 liters, there are two 750ml bottles. Isn't that just delightful? Just imagine all the painting you could do with that much paint!

Answer 7

133.33333333....

though most wine bottles are 75cl rather than 0.75cl in which case each bottle is three quarters of a litre

Answer 8

3/4 of a litre

Answer 9

27.5

Answer 10

0.75 Liters