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A bag contains 81 kg of sugar. If the shopkeeper made small packets of 750 g. each, then how many packets can be made from 81 kg of sugar"

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Quantity of sugar in the bag = 81 kg

Quantity of sugar in each packet =750 g

Number of packets required = 81 kg $\div$ 750 g

= (81x1000 g) $\div$ 750 g

= 81000 g $\div$ 750 g

= 108

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