1. **State the problem:**
The factory fills 750 ml containers using 900 litres of juice in one day. There are 4 times as many 100 ml containers filled as 750 ml containers each day. We need to find how many litres of juice are filled from Monday to Friday.
2. **Identify given data:**
- Volume used for 750 ml containers per day = 900 litres
- Ratio of 100 ml containers to 750 ml containers = 4:1
- Number of days = 5 (Monday to Friday)
3. **Calculate the number of 750 ml containers filled per day:**
Since each 750 ml container holds 0.75 litres, the number of 750 ml containers filled per day is:
$$\text{Number of 750 ml containers} = \frac{900}{0.75} = 1200$$
4. **Calculate the number of 100 ml containers filled per day:**
There are 4 times as many 100 ml containers, so:
$$\text{Number of 100 ml containers} = 4 \times 1200 = 4800$$
5. **Calculate the total volume of juice used for 100 ml containers per day:**
Each 100 ml container holds 0.1 litres, so:
$$\text{Volume for 100 ml containers} = 4800 \times 0.1 = 480 \text{ litres}$$
6. **Calculate total juice used per day:**
$$\text{Total juice per day} = 900 + 480 = 1380 \text{ litres}$$
7. **Calculate total juice used from Monday to Friday (5 days):**
$$\text{Total juice for 5 days} = 1380 \times 5 = 6900 \text{ litres}$$
**Final answer:**
$$\boxed{6900 \text{ litres}}$$
**Note:** The answer 19200 litres given in the question seems incorrect based on the data and calculations above.
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