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2 years ago

A case of 24 tennis balls weighs 3 pounds. How much would a shipment of 2560 tennis balls weigh? Please write

Mathematics

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kolbaska11 [484]2 years ago

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The weight of a shipment of 2560 balls weighs 320 pounds.

<h3>How much would a shipment of 2560 tennis balls weigh?</h3>

We know that 24 tennis balls weigh 3 pounds. Then the weight of a single tennis ball is:

W = (3 lb)/(24 balls) = (1/8) pounds per ball.

To get the weight of 2560 tennis balls, we just need to multiply the number of tennis balls by the weight of a single ball, then we get:

Total weight = 2560*(1/8) pounds per ball = 320 pounds.

The weight of a shipment of 2560 balls weighs 320 pounds.

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