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If 1 kg of milk had 0.264 kg of fat, then find the amount fat in 12.5 kg of milk.

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beks73 [17]3 years ago

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1 kg--> 0.264 kg fat

:. 12.5 kg--> (0.264*12.5) 3.3 kg fat

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If 1 kg of milk had 0.264 kg of fat, then find the amount fat in 12.5 kg of milk.​

If 1 kg of milk had 0.264 kg of fat, then find the amount fat in 12.5 kg of milk.