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The total mass of two packets of fruit is 10.5 kg. One packet of fruit is 3 kg lighter than the other. Find the mass of the heavier packet of fruit.
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The total mass of two packets of fruit is 10.5 kg. One packet of fruit is 3 kg lighter than the other. Find the mass of the heavier packet of fruit.
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The total mass of two packets of fruit is 10.5 kg. One packet of fruit is 3 kg lighter than the other. Find the mass of the heavier packet of fruit.
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(3+x)+x=10.5
Simplify
2x = 7.5
x = 3.75
Plug in for x
(3 + 3.75) + 3.75 = 10.5
6.75 + 3.75 = 10.5
The heavier packet of fruit is 6.75 kg.
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