Question

There were 32 volunteers to donate blood. Unfortunately, n of the volunteers did not meet the health requirements, so they couldn't donate. The rest of the volunteers donated 470 milliliters each. How many milliliters of blood did the volunteers donate?​

Answer 1

Let's assume that "n" volunteers did not meet the health requirements and could not donate blood. Therefore, the total number of volunteers who could donate blood would be:

Total number of volunteers = 32 - n

Since the remaining volunteers donated 470 milliliters each, the total amount of blood donated by those volunteers can be calculated by multiplying the number of volunteers who donated by the amount each donated:

Total amount of blood donated = (32 - n) * 470 milliliters

Therefore, the answer to the question would be (32 - n) multiplied by 470 milliliters, which is the total amount of blood donated by the volunteers who met the health requirements.

Answer 2

If there were originally 32 volunteers, and "n" volunteers did not meet the health requirements, then the number of volunteers who could donate blood would be 32 - n.

Each of the remaining volunteers donated 470 milliliters of blood.

Therefore, the total amount of blood donated would be (32 - n) * 470 milliliters.