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Show all working!!! A trader has 8 bags each containing 9kg of sugar. If he wants to put the sugar into new bags each containing 6kg. How many of the new bags are required? a. 7…

Show all working!!! A trader has 8 bags each containing 9kg of sugar. If he wants to put the sugar into new bags each containing 6kg. How many of the new bags are required? a. 7…
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A trader has 8 bags each containing 9kg of sugar. If he wants to put the sugar into new bags each containing 6kg. How many of the new bags are required?
a. 7
b. 10
c. 12
d. 18
e. 54​

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C. I hope this helps with your homework
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User Tskulbru
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8 bags times 9kg = 72Kg total of sugar
Since you want 6kg in each bag, divide 72Kg by 6 = 12 new bags

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