Science, asked by khadijagiga4, 9 months ago

the person selling the bananas in the market says that they have a weight of 1 kg. explain what is wrong with the statement.

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Answered by beast599

18

Answer:

bananas are not count in weight they are count in dozens

Answered by ajita2006

4

Answer:

Bananas are sold in dozens not in kilograms.

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