Math, asked by Anmolmehhrok4028, 1 year ago

A bottle filled with water weighs 9.6 kg. If the water by itself weighs 5 times as much as the bottle, what is the weight of the bottle?

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Answered by MARKANDEYA91

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Answer:bottle weight=9.6 kg

weight of water= 5 times of bottle

5 x 9.6= 48

weight of bottle +weight of water=total weight

9.6+48=57.6

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