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2. Susan has a package that weighs 3 kg. Her basket can only hold a maximum of 7 lbs without breaking. Can she place the package in the basket without the basket breaking? Expla…

2. Susan has a package that weighs 3 kg. Her basket can only hold a maximum of 7 lbs without breaking. Can she place the package in the basket without the basket breaking? Expla…
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2. Susan has a package that weighs 3 kg. Her basket can only hold a maximum of

7 lbs without breaking. Can she place the package in the basket without the
basket breaking? Explain with words and calculations.

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User Saim
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Answer:

Yes, 3kg = 6.6lbs

Explanation:

1 kg=2.2lbs

2kg=4.4lbs

3kg=6.6lbs

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