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2 years ago

Pls give me the correct answer and I will mark u as brainliest .

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vladimir1956 [14]2 years ago

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Answer: Total jam = 100kg

jams taken out on 2 occasions= 15 2/5kg and 12 4/5 kg

= 77/5 and 64/5

quantity of jam left in the container

= 100- (77/5 + 64/5)

=100- 141/5

= 100- 28.2

= 71.8 kg

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