Here are the prices for 1st and 2nd class mail within the UK:
| Weight up to | First Class | Second Class |
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| 60g | 27p | 19p |
| 100g | 41p | 33p |
| 150g | 57p | 44p |
| 200g | 72p | 54p |
| 250g | 84p | 66p |
| 300g | 96p | 76p |
| 350g | £1.09 | 87p |
| 400g | £1.30 | £1.05 |
| 450g | £1.48 | £1.19 |
| 500g | £1.66 | £1.35 |
| 600g | £2.00 | £1.60 |
| 700g | £2.51 | £1.83 |
| 750g | £2.69 | £1.94* |
| 800g | £2.91 | |
| 900g | £3.20 | |
| 1kg | £3.49 |
Costs for First Class items over 1kg are £3.49 and then 85p for each extra 250g.
*Items over 750g cannot be sent second class.
You have an unlimited number of each of these stamps:
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4p
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10p
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19p
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27p
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37p
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£1.00
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Which stamps would you need to post a parcel weighing 825g?
I want to send a package 1st class which weighs 235g. It is very small so I want to use as few stamps as possible. Which ones would I use?
If I only had 3 of each kind of stamp, which 2nd class price could I not make?
How many different combinations of stamps could be stuck on a letter weighing 140g if it goes 1st class?
I use the following stamps to send two items, one 1st class and the other 2nd class:
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What could their weights be?
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