Math, asked by kpavithra1960, 11 months ago

Find the cost of a kg ofsugar when bkg of sugar cost $c

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Answered by Abdulahch

2

Answer:

ac/b

Step-by-step explanation:

cost of 1 kg sugar=c/b

cost of a kg sugar=(c/b)*a

=ac/b

Answered by awaisawan47890

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Answer:

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