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Find in grammes 1/5 of 2 kg + 60 g

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Answer:

460

Explanation:

1/5 of 2kg is .4 kg

.4kg converted to grams is 400 grams

400g + 60g= 460

THE ANSWER IS 460

Sndyuk answered Jul 9, 2023

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