Leslie has a watering can that holds 3 liters of water. she uses 250 milliliters of water on each of her plants. how many plants can she water?

Given that amount of water that can be hold into can = 3 liters.

Amount of water used by one plant = 250 mililiters.

Units are not same for given values so we must make all units equal before carrying out any comparision.

We can convert liters into mililiters using formula

1 liter = 1000 mililiters

so 3 liter = 3*1000 = 3000 mililiters

Now we need to find the number of plants that can be watered by 3 liter of water present in can. To do that we just need to divide total amount of water (3000 mililiters) by water used by 1 plant ( 250 mililiters)

Hence final answer is 12 plants.

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