Math, asked by chandraanil7066, 5 months ago

A metal pipe 3 m long was found to weight 7.8 kg. What would be the weight of the same kind of 8 m long pipe?

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Answered by VinayGulati

2

Answer:

answer is given below

Step-by-step explanation:

7.8/3*8

=20.8

Answered by anjalinmj

3

Answer:

The weight of 3 meter long pipe = 7.8kg

∴ The weight of 1 meter long pipe = 7.8/3 kg

kg

Thus, weight of 8 meter long pipe = 8×7.8/3=20.8

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