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Jane packed 9kg of flour into packets of 1/5 kg and 1/10kg . how many packets of each type did Jane pack if there were equal numbers of each type0
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Jane packed 9kg of flour into packets of 1/5 kg and 1/10kg . how many packets of each type did Jane pack if there were equal numbers of each type0

Jane packed 9kg of flour into packets of 1/5 kg and 1/10kg . how many packets of each-example-1
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To figure this out, you would add the 1/5 and 1/10, which is 3/10. Then, you would divide that by 9, and the answer would be how many kg's of each type. Hope this helps!
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