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Rahul bought 12 packets of sugar, each weighing 5.280g. What is the total weight of all the packets?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Question :-

Rahul bought 12 packets of sugar, each weighing 5.280g. What is the total weight of all the packets?

Solution :-

No. of packets = 12

Weight of each packet = 5.280g

Total weight = Weight of 1 packet × No. of packets

= 12 × 5.280g

= 63.36g

Therefore, total weight of all the packets = 63.36g

Answered by prachibarapatre

5

Answer:

The total weight of 12 packets will be 63.36 g

Step-by-step explanation:

Here the total number of packets bought by Rahul are given to be 12

Also, the weight of each packet is 5.280 g

We have to find the total weight of 12 packets

So, we will use the unitary method

We will multiply the weight of 1 packet by 12

weight of 1 packet = 5.280 g

weight of 12 packets = 12 × 5.280

= 63.36 g

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