4 years ago

What will be the amount of sugar in milligrams if the size of the milk chocolate bar is reduced from 12.00 g to 3.000 g ?

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<span>if we have 10.50 g of sugar we have 1050 mg In 5 g of the chocolate bar, we have 5/17 x 1050 = 308.8 mg
% sugar = 10.50 / 17 % = 61.76 %</span>

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