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A godown stocked $623479$ kg of sugar and $1854090$ kg of flour. How much more flour there than sugar in the godown?

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Solution

We are given
Weight of sugar, $W_{s} = 623479 k g$
& Weight of flour $W_{F} = 1854090 k g$
We have to calculate,
$W F - W s = 1854090 - 623479$
$= 123061 k g$
So, $1230611 k g$ more flour there than sugar in the godown.

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