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xeze [42]6 months ago

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Weight of one apple is 8 ounces.

We have to calculate the weight of one apple. For that firstly, we have to calculate the weight of one apple in pounds because we have been given the weight of 96 apples in pounds. After that, we will convert it into ounces and we know that one pound is equal to 16 ounces.

A bushel has 96 apples.

We have been given weight of 1 bushel which is 48 pounds.

Weight of 96 apples = 48 pounds

We have to calculate weight of one apple.

Weight of one apple = 48/96 = 1/2 pound

1 pound = 16 ounces.

Now, we have to convert pounds into ounces

Weight of one apple = 1/2 * 16 ounces

= 8 ounces

Hence, the answer is 8 ounces.

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