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To answer this question, we can set it up like this (for easier solving, I'm going to turn 10 1/3 into 10.3):

[tex] \frac{1}{2.2} = \frac{10.3}{x} [/tex]

This means that there is 1 kilogram in 2.2 pounds and 10.3 kilograms in x pounds.

To solve the equation, we can use cross-multiplication:

[tex]1*x = 2.2 * 10.3[/tex]

[tex]x = 22.66[/tex]

The exact answer would be 22.66 lbs, but the correct approximation is 20 lbs.  Your answer of 220 lbs is incorrect.

Answer:

To answer this question, we can set it up like this (for easier solving, I'm going to turn 10 1/3 into 10.3):

This means that there is 1 kilogram in 2.2 pounds and 10.3 kilograms in x pounds.

To solve the equation, we can use cross-multiplication:

The exact answer would be 22.66 lbs, but the correct approximation is 20 lbs.  Your answer of 220 lbs is incorrect.

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