Mathematics, 03.02.2021 18:20, luiscastaenda

Gomez weighed three containers of sand for a science project. The first container weighed 19.28 grams, the second container weighed 25.3 grams, and the third container weighed 46.3 grams. How much more did the third container weigh than the first and second containers combined?

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