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Case bought a 10 week old pig that weighed 30 kg. At 18 weeks the pig weighed 80 kg. The equation (18 − 10)w + 30 = 80 can be used to find the number of kg (x) the pig gained ea…

Case bought a 10 week old pig that weighed 30 kg. At 18 weeks the pig weighed 80 kg. The equation (18 − 10)w + 30 = 80 can be used to find the number of kg (x) the pig gained ea…
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Case bought a 10 week old pig that weighed 30 kg. At 18 weeks the pig weighed 80 kg. The equation (18 − 10)w + 30 = 80 can be used to find the number of kg (x) the pig gained each week. How many kilograms did the pig gain each week?

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Answer:25/4

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Case bought a 10 week old pig that weighed 30 kg. At 18 weeks the pig weighed 80 kg-example-1
User Tejendra
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6.25 kg

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