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Soloha48 [4]
2 years ago
7

Rhonda uses a pan balance and metric weights to measure the masses of two large books.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Vsevolod [243]2 years ago
6 0

The book has the greater mass is book A and It is 60 grams greater.

<h3>The book with the greater mass?</h3>

The table of values is given as;

              1-kilogram   500-gram   100-gram    10-gram

Book A       1                    0                7                    4

Book B       0                    3                1                    8

The weights of the books are calculated as:

Book A = 1 * 1kg + 0 * 500g + 7 * 100g +4 * 10g = 1740 g

Book B = 0 * 1kg + 3 * 500g + 1 * 100g +8 * 10g = 1680 g

1740 is greater than 1680 by 60

This means that the book has the greater mass is book A and It is 60 grams greater.

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