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In a steel titanium alloy, 360 grams of steel were required to make 1200 grams of the alloy. How much titanium was required to make 1600 grams of the alloy?
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In a steel titanium alloy, 360 grams of steel were required to make 1200 grams of the alloy. How much titanium was required to make 1600 grams of the alloy?

User Sam Soffes
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check mathematics app
User Dinesh Arora
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explanation: 1200 divide by 360= 3.33.
3.33 x 1600= 5,333.
your answer is 5,333
hope this helps.
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