Math, asked by Anonymous, 9 months ago

Jim has 19,700 g of sand in his sandbox. He brings home another 6,300 g of sand from the beach to add to his sandbox.
How many kilograms of sand does Jim have in his sandbox now?

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Answered by mistyYadav

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Answer:

19,700g+ 6,300g

= 26,000g

it will be

26000/1000

26kg of sand

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