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The easiest way to solve this problem is by subtracting one value from the other. In order to find how much weight Emily gained in two months, we need to find the difference between her initial weight and how much she weighed at the end of two months:

You can see that I added a zero onto the end of the 8.2. This just evens out the amount of numbers and makes the problem easier to visualize while keeping the amount the same.
From the result of the problem, Emily gained 1.95 pounds in two months.
I hope this helped you out! Feel free to ask me any additional questions if you have any. :-)
Answer:you need common denominatord 4*2=8 3*2=6 6/8+1/8=7/8 of sugar
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Answer:
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Complete Question
Mr Brown has 2 children are going to london by train
1 adult costs £24 and child ticket costs 12
The Family Railcard offers:
1/3 off adults tickets and 60% off child ticket
What is the total cost of tickets when Mr Brown uses the Family Railcard
Answer:
£25.60
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question:
1 adult costs £24
The Family Railcard offers:
1/3 off adults tickets.
Hence:
1/3 × £24 = £8
The cost for Mr Brown = £24 - £8
= £16
Child ticket costs £12
The Family Railcard offers:
60% off child ticket
Hence = 60% × £12
= 60/100 × £12
= £7.2
The cost for 1 child = £12 - £7.2
= £4.8
The total cost of tickets when Mr Brown uses the Family Railcard is:
Cost for Mr Brown + Cost for his 2 Children
£16 + 2 × £4.8
£16 + £9.6
= £25.60
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