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If 15 kilograms of pork cost ₱5,775, how much will 53 kilograms cost?

  1. ₱1,634.43
  2. ₱20,405
  3. ₱5,828
  4. ₱4,081

Answer

B. ₱20,405

Solution

Cost per kg = ₱385. 53 kg cost 53 × ₱385 = ₱20,405.

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