Mathematics, 24.06.2020 04:01, Brittpaulina

The mass of a jar is 750g when it is 1/2 filled with orange juice. The same jar has a mass of 625g when it is 1/4 filled with orange juice. A. What is the mass of the jar when it is 3/4 filled with orange juice? B. What is the mass of the jar when it is empty?

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