Radhika bought $2 k g 340 g$ of sweets. If she distributed the sweets among $9$ people, then how many sweets will each get.

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Weight of sweets $2$ kg and $340$ g
$= 2340$ g $[∵ 1$ kg $= 1000$ g $]$
No. of people $= 9$
Every one's share $= \frac{2340}{9} = 260$ g

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Radhika bought 2 kg 340 g of sweets. If she distributed the sweets among 9 people, then how many sweets will each get.

Weight of sweets 2 kg and 340g=2340 g [∵1 kg =1000 g ]No. of people =9Every one's share =23409=260 g

Radhika bought $2 k g 340 g$ of sweets. If she distributed the sweets among $9$ people, then how many sweets will each get.

Weight of sweets $2$ kg and $340$ g
$= 2340$ g $[∵ 1$ kg $= 1000$ g $]$
No. of people $= 9$
Every one's share $= \frac{2340}{9} = 260$ g