Well. im not 100% sure if this is correct. but what i did was did 5 x 8. which equals 40. so then i did 5 x 3. which equals 15. then i did 5 x 4. which equals 20. hopefully im correct. hope this helped! :)
To get the weight of both bags you would have to first subtract the backpack's weight from the total weight. 35 - 4 = 31. Now divide by 2 to get the weight of one bag. 31/2 = 15.5. Each bag weighs 15.5 kg
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If i am not wrong the question of this woyld be the measure of 1 right . Because both of these are vertical angle so they are equal to each other “><“ like that so measure of 1 is 105 tô
