If 2,6 kg of potatoes cost R13,20, what will the cost of 3,3 kg be?
1 answer:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
*Assuming commas are used for decimals.
<h3><u>Given that:</u></h3>2.6 kg potatoes = R 13.20
<h3>Using unitary method</h3>Divide 2.6 to both sides
1 kg potatoes = R 13.20/2.6
1 kg potatoes = R 5.1
Multiply 3.3 to both sides
3.3 kg potatoes = R 5.1 × 3.3
3.3 kg potatoes = R 16.75
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