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Alan wants to pour 90.26 grams of salt into a container. So far, he has poured 65.1 grams. How much more salt should Alan pour?
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Alan wants to pour 90.26 grams of salt into a container. So far, he has poured 65.1 grams. How much more salt should Alan pour?

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Answer:

25.16 grams

Explanation:

Amount Alan should pour more = Amount he wants to pour - amount he has poured

90.26 - 65.10 = 25.16 grams

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