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A pack of 2kg of sugar contains $8 \times 10^{6}$ crystals and a sack contains 3 packs of sugar. In 12 sacks, what will be the weight of sugar present?

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36kg

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48 kg

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60 kg

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72 kg

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Solution

The correct option is D
72 kg

A pack of sugar weighs 2kg.
Now, a sack has 3 packs of sugar, which will be 3x2 = 6kg
In 12 sacks, the weight of sugar will be 6x12 = 72kg

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