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1) Two apples weight________ kilograms. 2) Five apples weight________ kilograms. 3) Twelve apples weight________ kilograms.

1) Two apples weight________ kilograms. 2) Five apples weight________ kilograms. 3) Twelve apples weight________ kilograms.
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1) Two apples weight________ kilograms.

2) Five apples weight________ kilograms.

3) Twelve apples weight________ kilograms.

1) Two apples weight________ kilograms. 2) Five apples weight________ kilograms. 3) Twelve-example-1
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User Towi
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0.69 divide by 4= 0.15 kg per apple
1. 0.3 kg
2. 0.75 kg
3. 1.8 kg
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User JMcCarty
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Answer:

12, 72, 180

Explanation:

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