1. **Problem statement:**
(a)(i) The ratio of orange juice to apple juice to mango juice is 15:9:4.
Given apple juice volume is 1.8 litres, find the volume of orange juice.
(a)(ii) The container is a rectangular box with dimensions 35 cm (height), 18 cm (depth), and 20 cm (width). Find its capacity in litres.
2. **Formula and rules:**
- For ratios, the total parts = sum of ratio numbers.
- Volume of orange juice = (orange juice parts / apple juice parts) × apple juice volume.
- Volume of rectangular box = length × width × height.
- Convert cm³ to litres by dividing by 1000.
3. **Step-by-step solution:**
(a)(i)
- Ratio parts: Orange = 15, Apple = 9, Mango = 4.
- Total parts = 15 + 9 + 4 = 28.
- Given apple juice volume = 1.8 litres = 1800 ml.
- Find volume of one part: $$\frac{1800}{9} = 200\text{ ml}$$.
- Orange juice volume = 15 parts × 200 ml = $$15 \times 200 = 3000\text{ ml} = 3\text{ litres}$$.
(a)(ii)
- Volume of container = 35 cm × 18 cm × 20 cm = $$35 \times 18 \times 20 = 12600\text{ cm}^3$$.
- Convert to litres: $$\frac{12600}{1000} = 12.6\text{ litres}$$.
4. **Final answers:**
- Orange juice volume = 3 litres.
- Container capacity = 12.6 litres.
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