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“The amount of [...] pure spirits (40 %) that a strong beer or a glass of wine corresponds to [...] can be calculated with a formula (percentage by volume * the volume in cl * 0.025).” (MHF)

3.5 * 50 * 0.025 = 4.38 cl

(0.025 is the same as dividing by 40)

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