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Assuming the weights are in kilograms, what is the mystery weight of y? Use the equation you created in part A to find the solution.

Assuming the weights are in kilograms, what is the mystery weight of y? Use the equation you created in part A to find the solution.
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Assuming the weights are in kilograms, what is the mystery weight of y? Use the equation you created in part A to find the solution.

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Answer:

The other person is right, but if they want it simplified its 0.5

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User Scott Simpson
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Answer:1/2

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the answer is 1/2

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