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P4.WN.JM.17102333-A1
A shopkeeper keeps his stock of sugar in 55-kg bags. He has 2 such bags to be packed into smaller packets weighing 4 kg and 3 kg. He wants to have the same number of 4-kg packets and 3-kg packets.
  1. How many packets of sugar does he pack altogether?
  2. How much sugar is left over?
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30 Jun 2024, 11:24 PM

A shopkeeper keeps his stock of sugar in 55-kg bags. He has 2 such bags to be packed into smaller packets weighing 4 kg and 3 kg. He wants to have the same number of 4-kg packets and 3-kg packets.
  1. How many packets of sugar does he pack altogether?
  2. How much sugar is left over?
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