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100 kg of a fruit contained 90% water one week ago. How many kg of the fruit containing 80% water are there now?
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100 kg of a fruit contained 90% water one week ago. How many kg of the fruit containing 80% water are there now?
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It is just a simple proportional problem. If you subtract 10%, then you subtrat 10 kg.
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