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Question Of the Day: How many cups of Garri will you find in 500g bag of Ijebu Garri ?

Posted by: BalogunAdesina in Breaking News, Education 1 Comment

Question of the Day: If a cup of Ijebu Garri weighs 130g how many cups of Garri will you find in 500g bag of Ijebu Garri ?

 

Have you been wondering how many Gram(g) is in One Nigerian Cup of Garri?

 

One Cup without Garri weighs 25g

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Now one Cup filled with Garri Weighs 155g
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If you do the calculation.

1 Cup of Garri = 130g

If 1 cup of Ijebu Garri is 130g how many cups of Garri will you find in 500g of  bag of Ijebu Garri ?
1cup = 130g
xCup = 500g
X= 3.8 Cups of Ijebu Garri

500g = 3.8 Cups of Garri
1kg    = 7.7 Cups of Garri

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One comment

  1. Lolade
    December 8, 2015 at 3:54 pm

    4cups

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