Mathematics, 02.03.2021 19:10 chuky1325

HELP PLEASE Donovan designed a charm for a necklace. The charm weighs 18 oz. The chain Donovan has can support a charm that weighs up to 50 g. Can the chain support Donovan’s charm? Show your work. (1 g 5 0.353 oz)

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