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$3$ balls whose weights are $1 k g, 1.5 k g$ and $2 k g$ are put in a bag. Then, a cube of weight $0.5 k g$ is added. On top of that, $10 k g$ of sand is poured into the bag. What is the final weight of the bag (in $k g$ )?

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Total weight of $3$ balls $= (1 + 1.5 + 2) ㎏ = 4.5 ㎏$
Weight of bag=Weight of $3$ balls+weight of cube+weight of sand
$= (4.5 + 0.5 + 10) ㎏ = 15 ㎏$

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