Math, asked by vijaygagare, 9 months ago

a baker uses 1.250 sugar for one cake. so in 10 kg of sugar how many cakes will he make

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Answered by dawnfoxx

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Step-by-step explanation:

3.924 kg sugar is required for 10 cakes

So, sugar used for I cake = 3.924 divided by 10

Answer = 3922.4 kg of sugar is required for each cake.

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