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k has two dispensers that can each hold 1.25 liters. She fills them with liquid hand soap from a store that charges $0.19 for every 50 milliliters of soap.

How much does it cost Anouk to fill both of her dispensers with hand soap?

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To find out the amount of milliliters from liters, multiply the value by 1000. This would give us 1250 mL of soap. Divide this by 50 to figure the amount of money it would take. 25, so multiply that by $0.19, $4.75 per bottle, and then multiply that by two.

$4.75 for one bottle and $9.50 for both bottles

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