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Amit has a jar of 50 identical marbles. If one marble weighs 8 grams, then what is the total weight of the marbles in the jar?

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400 grams

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500 grams

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380 grams

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460 grams

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Solution

The correct option is A 400 grams
Weight of one marble = 8 grams
Number of marbles in the jar = 50

So, the total weight of the marbles in the jar is $50 \times 8 grams = 400 grams .$

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