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2 years ago

Its due today please help

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Alborosie2 years ago

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Snezhnost [94]2 years ago

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$\boxed{0.76} \: is \: correct.$

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$let \: the \: unknown \: ounce \: be \to \: u_{kn}\\ if \: 1 \: ounce \: is = 23.8 \: grams \\ then \to \: u_{kn} = \frac{18 \: grams \times 1 \: ounce}{23.8 \: grams } \\ u_{kn} = \frac{18}{23.8} (1 \: ounce \:) = 0.756302521 \times 1 \: ounce \\ \boxed{u_{kn} = 0.756302521 \: ounce }$

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