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A container with some pills weighs 34 grams. If 80 pills, weighing $1 / 4 \mathrm{~g}$ each are removed from it, what will be the final weight of the container with the remaining pills?
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Each pill weighs $1/4$ g, and 80 pills were removed. Total weight of the removed pills = $1/4 \times 80 = 20$ g. Show more…
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