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Multiplication of Fractions

Syam had 7 kg...

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Syam had 7 kg of chocolate cookies and 5 kg of sugar cookies. He gives 1 quarter of the total cookies to his brother. How much cookies does he have now? (3 marks)

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Solution

Total weight of cookies = 7 kg +5 kg = 12 kg (1 mark)

One quarter of 12 kg of cookies = 12 kg ÷ 4= 3 kg (1 mark)

Remaining weight of cookies with Syam = 12 kg - 3 kg = 9 kg (1 mark)

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