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Mathematics, 16.01.2021 16:40, jaidalynkimora

Daniela ha comprado 2,5 kg de naranjas a un precio de 1,75 € el kg, 1,5 kg de manzanas a 1,6 el kg y 1,5 kg de plátanos a 1,25 € el kg . Si juntamos toda la fruta en la misma bolsa , ¿cuál es su peso ? ¿ cuanto ha pagado Daniela por toda la fruta ?

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