A bag of chocolates is labeled to contain 0.384 lbs. The actual weight of the chocolates is 0.3798 lbs.

The answer to your question is the chocolates are slightly lighter than the weight stated on the label.

Step-by-step explanation:

Data

The label says 0.384 pounds

Actual mass = 0.3798 pounds

Process

To solve this problem the only thing we must do is substrate the actual weight of chocolates to the weight of chocolates stated on the label.

If the result is positive, then the chocolates are lighter

If the result is negative, then the chocolates are heavier

          0.384 pounds - 0.3798 pounds = 0.0042

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