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A store sells a 1 1/4 pound of turkey for $9
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A store sells a 1 1/4 pound of turkey for $9

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1/4=0.25 which when added to the 1 gives a total weight of 1.25 pounds. Dividing this by the price to find the unit price, you get 9/1.25=$7.20 per pound of turkey.

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