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TiliK225
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2 years ago
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A box containing 90 tiles weighs 23.4 lbs. How much would 15 tiles weigh?
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andrew-mc
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2 years ago
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Answer:
3.9
x/15 = 23.4/90
15 X 23.4= 351
351/90=3.9
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