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Mr lim had 3kg of sugar . He divided the sugar into 5 equal amounts.what is the mass of eacy amount of sugar give your answer as

a fraction

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kicyunya [14]3 years ago

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Divide total # kg by the # of parts it is divided in to.

=3 kg ÷ 5 parts
=3/5 kg

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