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Ethan was busying marshmallows for a family bonfire. Each bag of marshmallows was 250 g. If Ethan wanted to buy 3 kg of marshmallows. How many bags would he need to buy?
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Ethan was busying marshmallows for a family bonfire. Each bag of marshmallows was 250 g. If Ethan wanted to buy 3 kg of marshmallows. How many bags would he need to buy?

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Answer:12

Step-by-step explanation: There is 1000g in one kilogram, so it takes four bags of marshmallows to get 1 kilogram. This means that you need 2 more kilograms which takes 8 bags. Therefore 12 bags of marshmallows.

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it's 12 bags (3000/250)
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