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3 years ago

Luis tenía un saco de patatas de 95 kg. Ha vendido 10bolsas de 2,5kg cada una. ¿Cuántos kilos de patatas le quedan?

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stepan [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

A Luis le quedan 70 kg de patatas.

Step-by-step explanation:

Para encontrar la respuesta, primero tienes que determinar la cantidad total de patatas que Luis ha vendido multiplicando la cantidad de kilos en cada bolsa por el número de bolsas vendidas:

2,5kg*10=25 kg

Ahora que sabes que Luis ha vendido 25 kg de patatas puedes restar esto de la cantidad de kilos que tenía para saber cuánto le queda:

95-25=70

De acuerdo a esto, la respuesta es que a Luis le quedan 70 kg de patatas.

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