Asked by Madison
1. A baker had 10 sacks containing the following amounts of flour:
4 ½ kg, 3 ¼ kg, 2 ½ kg, 2 ½ kg, 4kg,
3 ¼ kg, 4 ¼ kg, 5kg, 2 ½ kg, 3 ¼ kg
2. If the baker redistributed the flour equally among the ten bags, how much flour would be in each bag?
4 ½ kg, 3 ¼ kg, 2 ½ kg, 2 ½ kg, 4kg,
3 ¼ kg, 4 ¼ kg, 5kg, 2 ½ kg, 3 ¼ kg
2. If the baker redistributed the flour equally among the ten bags, how much flour would be in each bag?
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
Just add them up, then divide by 10.
That would be just like finding the average.
Hint: change them to decimals, they all come out nice that way, simpler to add them that way
e.g. 4 ¼ kg = 4.25 kg
That would be just like finding the average.
Hint: change them to decimals, they all come out nice that way, simpler to add them that way
e.g. 4 ¼ kg = 4.25 kg
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