Math, asked by gautamrubin1111, 1 year ago

I kg of chocolate has 16 pieces. 1 kg of biscuits has 12 pierced. if we want to buy an equal number of both in full packets what is the least number of each sweet we would have to buy? how many kilograms of each do we need to buy?

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Answered by loversaryan91628

You need to buy 3kg of chocolate and 4 kg of biscuits

rahilsaleem10t: there r many ans which suits this question so i think both r right

loversaryan91628: Ya there can be infinity answers but the basic answer is 3 and 4 as you will get whatever the answer it will be the multiple of 3 and 4 respectively

Answered by rahilsaleem10t

u should buy 12 kg of chocolates and 16 kg of biscuit

for biscuit

12*16=192

for chocolate

16*12=192

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