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The mass of eight apples is 1 200g. What is the mass of one apple?

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To find the mass of one apple, we divide the total mass of eight apples (1,200g) by the number of apples.

Mass of one apple = Total mass / Number of apples
Mass of one apple = 1,200g / 8

Mass of one apple = 150g

Therefore, the mass of one apple is 150g.

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