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Rlly need help with my maths

Yr8 maths I need helpppp plsss

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Yr8 maths I need helpppp plsss

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Could you write out the question please cause the attachment isn't showing up.

I'm happy to help
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Original post by Keir Starmer
Could you write out the question please cause the attachment isn't showing up.

I'm happy to help


Yh sure ty
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What about now

Not very clear. quite hard to read
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Could you write out the question please cause the attachment isn't showing up.

I'm happy to help




Basically there’s 3kg bananas and I need to find the weight of each banana in grams
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4) there’s 2kg of sugar, how many does each pack weigh in grams?
5) there is 400g, how much does each bar weigh?
7) there is 3kg bananas. How much does each one weigh in grams.
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Basically there’s 3kg bananas and I need to find the weight of each banana in grams

I assume each bag represents 1 banana, so there are 6 in total that when put together weight 3kg.

1. Convert 3kg to grams.
1kg = 1000 grams
therefore 3 kg = 3000 gram.

2. Divide 3000 grams by the number of bananas to find the weight of each banana.

Use this method for the other questions.
First 3 are incorrect
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Original post by Keir Starmer
I assume each bag represents 1 banana, so there are 6 in total that when put together weight 3kg.

1. Convert 3kg to grams.
1kg = 1000 grams
therefore 3 kg = 3000 gram.

2. Divde 3000 grams by the number of bannanas


So question 7 is..
3000/6= 500
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So question 7 is..
3000/6= 500

yes
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yes


Ok tysm..
What about question 4 and 5?
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Ok tysm..
What about question 4 and 5?

If it's in kg, convert to grams.

When you have a value in grams, divide by the number of items.
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Original post by Keir Starmer
If it's in kg, convert to grams.

When you have a value in grams, divide by the number of items.


400/5= 80
So is Q5 =80?
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400/5= 80
So is Q5 =80?

If you've followed the logic correctly then it will be right.

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