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A crate containing 4 boxes of gummi worms weighs 8.4 Kg. The crate, when empty, weighs 5.2 Kg. Use "g" to represent the weight of one box.
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A crate containing 4 boxes of gummi worms weighs 8.4 Kg. The crate, when empty, weighs 5.2 Kg. Use "g" to represent the weight of one box.
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A crate containing 4 boxes of gummi worms weighs 8.4 Kg. The crate, when empty,
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