Math, asked by Khanrida890, 1 year ago

Upendra went to the market to buy vegetables. He brought 2kg 250gm tomatoes, 2kg 500 gm potatoes ,750gm ladyfingers and 125gm green chillies. How much weight did upendra carry back to his house

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Answered by rahul1432
141
Weight of tomatoes =2250g
Weight of potatoes =2500g
Weight of ladyfinger =750g
Weight of chillies=125g

2250g+2500g+750g+125g=5650g(5kg 650g)
Answered by madhuri6
63
5.625kg .................
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