175kg of spuds exactly fill 7 sacks. how many kilograms would exactly fill 2 sacks?

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175kg of spuds exactly fill 7 sacks. how many kilograms would exactly fill 2 sacks?

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175÷7=x÷2 solve for x.
175×2=7x
350÷7=x
x=50kg
Use cross multiplication to solve the equation.

Raja Yogan answered Jun 27, 2019

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