4 The size 4 soccer ball Sean's team uses should weigh
1 answer:
Most 2 balls could weigh = 0.74 kilograms, Least 2 balls could weigh = 0.62 kilograms
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Maximum weight of soccer ball = 0.37 kilogram</em>
<em>Minimum weight of soccer ball = 0.31 kilogram</em>
<u>One bag has two balls</u>
<em>1. To find out the most weight, we need to assume that both balls are of the maximum weight so,</em>
Weight of ball 1 + Weight of ball 2
0.37 + 0.37
= 0.74 kilograms
<em>2. To find out the least weight, we need to assume that both balls are of the minimum weight so,</em>
Weight of ball 1 + Weight of ball 2
0.31 + 0.31
= 0.62 kilograms
The weight of two balls are
<em>Therefore, the most these two balls could weigh together is 0.74 kilograms and the least these two balls could weigh together is 0.62 kilograms.</em>
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