Math, asked by navneet1223, 11 months ago

one packet of biscuits required 1/ 2by3 of sugar estimate the total quantity of sugar for such 10 packets

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Answered by tejasgupta

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Answer:

16⅔ packets of sugar

Step-by-step explanation:

1 packet of biscuits requires 1⅔ = 5/3 packets of sugar.

So, 10 packets of biscuits required 5*10/3 = 50/3 = 16⅔ packets of sugar.

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