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An apple has a mass of 0.136kg and a watermelon has a mass of 9.07kg. Work out the mass of the apple as a percentage of the mass

of the watermelon. Round to two significant figures. Convert kg values into pounds

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Galina-37 [17]2 years ago

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7 the answer is 7 JK

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