A certain alloy contains 14.25% nickel. How much nickel is there in a piece weighing 375 pounds? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.

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A certain alloy contains 14.25% nickel. 53.44 pounds nickel is there in a piece weighing 375 pounds. Solution: 375 * 14.25 % = 375 *0.1425 = 53.44 pounds.

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