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Huang bought 12 boxes of floor tiles that weight 288 pounds each. how much is this in kilograms

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1 answer:

san4es73 [151]1 year ago

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$in \: pounds \\ 12 \times 288 = 3456 \: pounds$

$1 \: kilo = 2.2046 \: pounds$

$x \: kilos = 3456 \: pounds$

$x = \frac{3456}{2.2046} = 1567.61 \: kilos$

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