PMDC Verified Question 3 of 19
If five boxes of soap weigh 75 kilos and each box when empty weighs three kilos. What is the total weight of the soaps?
A
60 kg
B
15 kg
C
30 kg
D
45 kg
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Propolis Cognitive Error Autopsy

Official Correct Choice:
Option A: 60 kg
Concept: Quantitative Net Weight Problems.

Formula: \(\text{Net Soap Weight} = \text{Gross Weight} - (\text{Number of Boxes} \times \text{Empty Weight per Box})\)

Solution:

  • Empty box weight = \(5 \times 3\text{ kg} = 15\text{ kg}\).


  • Soap weight = \(75\text{ kg} - 15\text{ kg} = 60\text{ kg}\).


Why other options are incorrect:

Option B: Is the weight of the empty boxes alone.

Option D: Incorrectly calculates box weight as 6 kg each.

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