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asked Feb 10, 2016 62.6k views

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7.3kg at $20 per kilogram

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7.3 × 20 = 146

Good Homework

Fbdcw answered Feb 12, 2016

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$7.3*20\\146$

$146 per 7.3 kilograms.

Apoteet answered Feb 14, 2016

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