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Mittens, a baby kitten, gained 120 grams of weight in 1/3 of a month. If Mittens kept growing at this rate, how much weight woul

d he gain in 1 month?

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dlinn [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

A baby kitten, gained 120 grams of weight in 1/3 of a month.

he gain in 1 month

Solution

1/3 month =120gram weight

1 month =120×3

=360 gram is the answer

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