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4 years ago

A paper company ships one 110.4 tons of paper in four trucks if Eachtruck carries the same weight how many tons of

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Lerok [7]4 years ago

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Divide total weight by number of trucks:

110.4 / 4 = 27.6 tons per truck

zhannawk [14.2K]4 years ago

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You said that "each truck carries the same weight".
This means that the shipping manager DIVIDED the paper equally among the four trucks. Does that give you any ideas, hmm ?
How about DIVIDING the 110.4 tons into 4 equal parts, thenput one part on each truck.
110.4 tons DIVIDED by 4 = 27.6 tons

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