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If the weight of five sheets of paper is 20 g, how many sheets of the same paper would weight 2.5kg...



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Answered by Rohit18Bhadauria
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Given, Weight of 5 sheets of paper= 20g

Then, Weight of 1 sheet of paper= 20/5= 4g

Now,

No. of papers required to have the weight of 2.5kg or 2500g

= \frac{Required\:Weight}{Weight\:of\:1\:Sheet}

= \frac{2500g}{4g}

= {625}

Hence, 625 sheets would weight 2.5kg

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

weightof sheets 20g 2500g

no.of sheets 5 x

thia is case of direct variation

2500/× = 20/5

2500/x=4/1

it will cross multiply

4x=2500

x=2500/4

x=625 sheets

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