Math, asked by irfanrockstar945, 1 year ago

Each sweet packet weighs 750 g. How many should 1 pick up If I need 3 kg of sweets?

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Answered by missNAV143957

1

NO OF PACKETS WEIGHING 750gm=1

no of packets weighing 3kg=1/750*3

upon solving u'll get answer

Answered by thenkani

0

Answer:

12 packets

Step-by-step explanation:

firstly divide 750 by 3 it results in 250g

multiply 250 and 12 so it gives 3000g

3000g=3kg

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