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At the age of 20 weeks, Zoe weighed 16 lb 4 oz. Her birth weight was about 33 1/3% of her 20- week weight. To the nearest ounce,

what was her birth weight?

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Tanzania [10]3 years ago

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B=(100/300)(16*16+4)

b=(100/300)260

b= 86 2/3 oz

b=87 oz (to nearest oz)

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