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2nd Class Mathematics Measurement Length, Weight and Capacity Question Bank Length Mass and Capacity

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    A packet of milk is 432 g heavier than a packet of orange juice. The mass of the packet of orange juice is 212 g. What is the total mass of the packets of milk and orange juice?

    A)  950 g                                    

    B)  856 g

    C)   986 g                                   

    D)   748 g

    Correct Answer: B

    Solution :

    The mass of a packet of orange juice = 212 g The mass of a packet of milk = 212 g + 432 g = 644 g \[\therefore \] The total mass of a packet of milk and a packet of orange juice = 212 g + 644 g = 856 g


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