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A bag of rice weighs 20 kg more than one of sugar. If 50 kg of sugar is added to the second bag, its weight becomes twice that of the bag of rice. Find the weight of the bag of rice ​
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A bag of rice weighs 20 kg more than one of sugar. If 50 kg of sugar is added to the second bag, its weight becomes twice that of the bag of rice. Find the weight of the bag of rice ​

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The bag of rice is 30 kg and the bag of sugar is 10kg
30kg is 20kg more than 10kg
Then 10kg+50kg = 60kg
Which is twice the 30kg bad of rice
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