Math, asked by pariman, 5 months ago

Sheela had 10 kg sweets. she distributed 7 kg 500 g sweets among street children. How many much sweets were left with her. With explanation

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Answered by sisirsamanta398

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Answer:

Ans ) 2kg 500g

Step-by-step explanation:

She had sweets = 10 kg

She Distributed Sweets = 7 kg 500 g

How Much She Left = 10 kg - 7 kg 500 g =2 kg 500 g

Answered by pavani7562

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Answer:

sheela bought sweets=10 kg

she distributed to street children =7kg 500g

then total sweets left with her=10kg-7kg500g

= 3kg500g

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