A local fabric store advertises three and one-half yards of fabric for $4.50. If their everyday price per year is $1.15, is it less expensive to buy the fabric while it is on sale?

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A local fabric store advertises three and one-half yards of fabric for $4.50. If their everyday price per year is $1.15, is it less expensive to buy the fabric while it is on sale?

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Answer:

one spool of thread costs $1.89

Explanation:

$8.99x3=$26.97

$32.64-$26.97=$5.76

$5.76 divided by 3=$1.89

Miyazaki answered Feb 18, 2021

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