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The average mass of a duck and a chicken is 4 kg. The duck is 1.2 kg heavier than the chicken. Find the mass of the duck. Please give a step by step explanation. Who gives correct answer first will be marked brainliest

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Answered by truptidafal35640
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Ducks destined for the whole duck market are grown to a live weight of 2.85kg. Under commercial conditions in Australia this takes ...

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Answered by jtg07
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\rm let\:the \:mass\:of\:duck\:be\:x

\rm by \:condition\:1,

the mass of chicken is 1.2 kg more than duck.

in equation form it would be:

\tt mass \:of\:chicken=x+1.2

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how to calculate average?

\rm we\:know\:that

\boxed{\blue{\tt average\:mass=\dfrac{mass^1+mass^2}{2}}}

\mathfrak {substituting\:values}

\tt 4 = \dfrac{x+x+1.2}{2}

\tt 4×2 = 2x+1.2

\tt 8-1.2 = 2x

\tt 6.8 =2x

\boxed{\tt 3.4=x }

so, the mass of duck is x = 3.4 kg

whereas, the mass of chicken = x+1.2 = 4.6 kg

hope this helps!

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