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A sweet shop sells 150g of sweets for £1.32 Work out the cost of buying 475g of sweets

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matrenka [14]2 years ago

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The cost of buying 475g of the sweets from the same company is; $4.18.

<h3>What is the cost of buying 475g of sweets?</h3>

According to the task content, it follows that the cost of buying 475g of sweets in the shop is required.

Since the shop sells 150g of sweets for £1.32, then it follows that 475g of sweets should cost;

= (475× 1.32)/150

= $4.18

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A sweet shop sells 150g of sweets for £1.32 Work out the cost of buying 475g of sweets