Math, asked by sshradha646, 4 months ago

A shopkeeper sells 45 kg wheat and 56 kg
sugar. How much more Sugar he sold
than wheat?

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Answered by debjit08

0

Answer:

11 kg more

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Answered by preritagrawal08

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Answer:

56kg-45kg=11kg

Step-by-step explanation:

Weight of wheat = 45kg

Weight of Sugar = 56kg

More = 56-45 = 11kg

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