Math, asked by balrajmohan, 1 year ago

how many jars each holding 1.75kg of jam can be filled from a vessel containing 100kg of jam, and how much remains?

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Answered by muhammad007

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Answer:

Divide 100÷1.75=57.14

This means 57 jars are filled and 14/100 jar is left i.e

0.14×1.75= 0.2 kg jam left

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