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A container holds 600 kg of rice . 33 1/3% of rice was distributed to groceries . How many kilograms of rice remained in the container

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\bold{\underline{Answer : -}}

  • Amount of the rice left in container = 400kg


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\bold{\underline{Explanation : -}}

  • (33⅓)% = (100/3)%


\longmapsto \sf( (100)/(3) )\% * 600


\longmapsto \sf( ( (100)/(3) )/(100) ) * 600 \\ \longmapsto \sf\frac{ \cancel{100}}{3} * \frac{1}{ \cancel{100}} * 600 \\ \longmapsto \sf (1)/(3) * 600 = (600)/(3) = 600 /3 \\ \longmapsto \bold \red{200kg}

Soo :


\longmapsto \sf600kg * 200kg \\ \longmapsto \boxed{ \bold{ \underline{400kg}}}

User Alex Brashear
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Answer:

Amount left in the container is
400\:\text{kg}.

Explanation:

Given: A container holds
600 kg of rice.
33 (1)/(3) \% of rice was distributed to groceries.

To find: How many kilograms of rice remained in the container?

Solution:

We have,

Amount of rice in the container
=600 kg

Amount distributed to the groceries
=33 (1)/(3) \%= (100)/(3)\%

Therefore, amount distributed to groceries
=(100)/(3)*(1)/(100)*600=200 \:\text{kg}

Now, amount of rice left in the container
=600\:\text{kg}-200\:\text{kg}=400\:\text{kg}

Hence, amount of rice left in the container is
400 \:\text{kg}.

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