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My father eats 125 g of chocolate a day. How many grams will he eat in two weeks?

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f

3.5 kg3.5 \text{ kg}

g

R15.22\text{R}15.22

h

1750 g1750 \text{ g}

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Part f· 1 step

  1. Determine the amount of rice bought.

    If Ken's family uses 3.5 kg3.5 \text{ kg} of rice a week, his mother buys the same amount to replenish it.
    His mother buys 3.5 kg\boxed{3.5 \text{ kg}} of rice a week.

Part g

R15.22\text{R}15.22

  1. Calculate the cost per kilogram.

    The mother pays R45.65\text{R}45.65 for a 3 kg3 \text{ kg} bag. To find the cost per 1 kg1 \text{ kg}, divide the total cost by the total mass.

    Cost per kg=R45.653 kg\text{Cost per kg} = \frac{\text{R}45.65}{3 \text{ kg}}
  2. Perform the division.

    Cost per kg=R15.2166...\text{Cost per kg} = \text{R}15.2166...

    Rounding to two decimal places for currency:

    Cost per kg≈R15.22\text{Cost per kg} \approx \text{R}15.22

    She pays R15.22\boxed{\text{R}15.22} for 1 kg1 \text{ kg}.

Part h

1750 g1750 \text{ g}

  1. Determine the number of days in two weeks.

    There are 7 days in one week, so in two weeks there are:

    2 weeks×7 days/week=14 days2 \text{ weeks} \times 7 \text{ days/week} = 14 \text{ days}
  2. Calculate the total amount of chocolate eaten.

    The father eats 125 g125 \text{ g} of chocolate per day. Over 14 days, he will eat:

    125 g/day×14 days=1750 g125 \text{ g/day} \times 14 \text{ days} = 1750 \text{ g}

    He will eat 1750 g\boxed{1750 \text{ g}} of chocolate in two weeks.

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