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If you can buy two cans of pinapple chuncks for $3.25, then how many can you buy with $19.50?
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If you can buy two cans of pinapple

chuncks for $3.25, then how many can
you buy with $19.50?

User Derek Gogol
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Explanation:

3.25÷2=1.625

19.5÷1.625=12

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