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3 years ago

10.4 sweets cost 28p altogether, how much much do 7 sweets cost

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2 answers:

Serjik [45]3 years ago

7 0

28/10.4=2.69
2.69*7=18.83

djverab [1.8K]3 years ago

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So lets make this a simple math question. I don't know if the 10. is the question number or not, but anyway. If its 4 sweets, then its 4x=28 x=7 7p each sweet, 7p*7 total sweets= 49p.

If its 10.4 sweets then its just as simple...
10.4x=28p x=2.69. 2.69 * 7 sweets = 18.84p

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