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2 June, 07:10

1. If the stores sell flour for $0.75 per 1 KG how much would it cost for 180G

2. If the stores sell milk for $1.99 per 1 L how much would it cost for 60ML

3. If the stores sell cream cheese for $3.15 per 108 G how much would it cost for 40G

4. If the stores sell icing sugar for $1.95 per 500 G how much would it cost for 200G

5. If the stores sell vegetable oil for $2.24 per 750 ML how much would it cost for 15ML

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