I got this shit figured out. Let's see how smart you guys are. Post your results

I got this shit figured out. Let's see how smart you guys are. Post your results.

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smart enough to know you need help and wont ask for it

Just posted the answer and deleted it. Want to see if anyone else gets it.

Answer is still 7.30 pounds for 150 g

Sure buddy

Wtf. Wrong as fuck

You didnt see it?

What did you find

I like fish better

Got 4kg of chicken that cost 13.20 pounds
Lost 4x0.15=0.6 kg
And then lost 3.4x0.20=0.68kg
So you only have 272 grams of cooked chicken

Thats 13.20/272*150 to get the price for those 150 g of cooked chicken

the fuck is this sheet of toxic trash

Lol ignore my shitty writing, I was in a rush. U wrong fam

With what respect to cost are you talking about? Like overall or with respect to the amount available after cooking.
Overall: [(150g)(1kg/1000g)](3.30$/kg)=0.5$

Available (4.85$/kg)(150g)(1kg/1000g) = 0.72$

18 cents or pence or whatever you limeys use over there

We agree that theres 272 grams of chicken left cooked. That cost 13.20 pounds

divide 13.2 by 272 and you have the price per gram of cooked chicken. So multiply that by 150 to get right answer. Don't know what kind of weird voodoo crap you going on about.

I may be wrong, but i got £0.19 for 150g of cooked, prepared chicken

It's hard to explain. You have to look at it at a cost/profit perspective. It still fucks up my head thinking about it and I have a test about it tomorrow. Hang on I'll post an example

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Close. You should always round up your numbers though, as I said cost/profit related. At least that's what's been drilled into my head.

Here's another if you want to try and work it out using that formula

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Its 2720, not 272g. 2kg 720g