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When a customer in Japan was quoted a price of .39 cents a pound he thought he was being charged .39 a kilogram. He was shocked

when he go the bill – since he ordered 100kg. How much was the bill?

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Anon25 [30]2 years ago

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Answer: $85.80

Explanation: 100kg is equalvilent to 220 lbs, then you multiply 220 by .39 and then you have your answer :)

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