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During cooking,a chicken loses 10% of its weight due to waterloss. in order to obtain 1,170 grams of cooked chicken , howmany g...Asked by Djdinsdjmeeindjejdm
During cooking, a chicken loses 10% of its weight due to water loss. In order to obtain 1,170 grams of cooked chicken,
how many grams of uncooked chicken must be used?
how many grams of uncooked chicken must be used?
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Let x be the weight of the uncooked chicken.
After cooking, the chicken will lose 10% of its weight, so the weight of the cooked chicken will be 90% of the weight of the uncooked chicken.
0.9x = 1170
Dividing by 0.9 on both sides, we get:
x = 1300
Therefore, 1300 grams of uncooked chicken must be used to obtain 1170 grams of cooked chicken.
After cooking, the chicken will lose 10% of its weight, so the weight of the cooked chicken will be 90% of the weight of the uncooked chicken.
0.9x = 1170
Dividing by 0.9 on both sides, we get:
x = 1300
Therefore, 1300 grams of uncooked chicken must be used to obtain 1170 grams of cooked chicken.
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