Question

Sasha has 1 kilogram of grapes. She gives 763 grams of grapes to her sister, Kari. Kari then shares 598 grams with their twin brothers. The twins divide their grams of grapes evenly. How many grams of grapes does each sibling have?

Answer 1

Each sibling has 639 grams of grapes.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find out how many grams of grapes each sibling has, we need to subtract the grams of grapes Sasha gave to Kari and the grams of grapes Kari shared with the twins from the total number of grams of grapes Sasha had.

So, Sasha had 1 kilogram, which is equal to 1000 grams, of grapes. She gave 763 grams to Kari. Kari then shared 598 grams with the twins.

To find out how many grams of grapes each sibling has, we can subtract the total grams shared from the total grams Sasha had: 1000 - 763 - 598 = 639 grams. Therefore, each sibling has 639 grams of grapes.

Answer 2

Each sibling have
`299` grams of grapes.

Step-by-step explanation:

Total quantity
`=1\ kg=1000\ grams`

Kari gets
`763\ grams`

Kari shares
`598` grams to twin brothers.

That means twin brothers have quantity
`=598\ grams`

let each of them have
`x` grams

`x+x=598\\\\2x=598\\\\x=(598)/(2)\\\\x=299\ grams`

each sibling have
`299\ grams` of grapes.