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A packet of crisps contains 50g. If a “new size” packets contain 15% more, how many grams of crisps are in the “new size” packets? Plz help
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A packet of crisps contains 50g. If a “new size” packets contain 15% more, how many grams of crisps are in the “new size” packets?
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to solve this, you’d multiply 50 by 1.15 to get 57.5 grams of crisps.
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