mercedesanthony mercedesanthony

13-08-2017
Mathematics

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Mr. Cole purchased oranges at a farmer's market. He paid $5.76 for 3.2 pounds of oranges. How much did Mr. Cole pay for each pound of oranges?

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dogmama89 dogmama89

13-08-2017

$1.80 is your answer.

If you divid 5.76 by 3.2

It fits because you can reverse and multiple 1.8 by 3.2 to get 5.76

They try to trick you by making it a .2 lb.

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katie101222 katie101222

13-08-2017

Mr. Cole paid $1.80 for each pound of oranges because 5.76/3.2=1.8.

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