A botanical research institute is preparing identical standardized nutrient doses for a plant growth experiment. They have three concentrated liquid nutrient solutions measuring liters, liters, and liters respectively. The researchers need to distribute these solutions into small testing vials such that every vial contains the exact same maximum possible volume of solution, without mixing the different types of nutrients, and leaving no solution behind in the original containers. What should be the volume capacity of each testing vial?
- litersCevap
- Bliters
- Cliters
- Dliters
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liters
To find the maximum identical volume that can evenly divide all three solutions without remainders, we must calculate the Highest Common Factor (HCF) of the fractions , , and . Using the rule that the HCF of fractions equals the HCF of their numerators divided by the LCM of their denominators, we evaluate HCF(14, 35, 21) = 7 and LCM(3, 6, 4) = 12. This results in exactly liters per vial.
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