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3 years ago

2.85 kilograms of sugar is mixed with 3.15 kilograms of flour what percent of this mixture is sugar

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attashe74 [19]3 years ago

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2.85 + 3.15 = 6 (total kilograms)

2.85/6 = 0.475...multiply by 100 t get the percent = 47.5% (sugar)

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