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2 years ago

Melanie has 10 packets of 20 biscuits. She puts 3/10 of them on a plate to serve. How many biscuits are being served?

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jeka57 [31]2 years ago

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From the problem statement Melanie has 10 packets of 20 biscuits

60 biscuits

Solution

Let us find 3/10 of 10 packets

= 3 packets

In one packet there are 20 biscuits,

Hence in 3 packets there will be

20*3 = 60 biscuits

From the solution above Melanie served 60 biscuits in the plate

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