700g would be 63p
To find the cost of 700g at 90p per kg, we first need to convert 700g to kg. There are 1000g in 1kg, so 700g is equal to 0.7kg. Next, we calculate the cost by multiplying the weight in kg (0.7kg) by the cost per kg (90p): 0.7kg * 90p = 63p. Therefore, the cost of 700g at 90p per kg would be 63p.
The answer is 0.63p (90p/1000g=0.0009p per g x700g=63p)
It is 72p.
a duck
0.7kg=700g 1kg=1000g and 0.1kg=100g therefore, 0.7kg=700g
To find the cost of 700g at 90p per kg, we first need to convert 700g to kg. There are 1000g in 1kg, so 700g is equal to 0.7kg. Next, we calculate the cost by multiplying the weight in kg (0.7kg) by the cost per kg (90p): 0.7kg * 90p = 63p. Therefore, the cost of 700g at 90p per kg would be 63p.
To find the cost of 700 grams at 90p per kilogram, first convert 700 grams to kilograms, which is 0.7 kg. Then, multiply 0.7 kg by 90p per kg: 0.7 kg × 90p = 63p. Therefore, the cost of 700 grams at 90p per kg is 63p.
The answer is 0.63p (90p/1000g=0.0009p per g x700g=63p)
It is 72p.
a duck
0.7kg=700g 1kg=1000g and 0.1kg=100g therefore, 0.7kg=700g
700g is equal to 0.7 kilograms.
If 6 lemons cost 90p, then the cost of 1 lemon is 90p ÷ 6 = 15p. Therefore, the cost of 4 lemons is 4 × 15p = 60p. So, 4 lemons would cost 60p.
Its accualy 72
15p
7 kg and 7000 g
2.3 kg = 2300 g (1kg = 1000g)So, 2300 g + 250g + 700g = 3250g or 3.25kg