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Tom paid $16 for 4 pounds of jellybeans. How much did he pay for each pound? Write the expression
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Tom paid $16 for 4 pounds of jellybeans. How much did he pay for each pound? Write the expression

User David Zemens
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Answer:

$4

Explanation:

$16 for 4 pounds so divide 16 by 4 to find how much was one pound:

16/4 = 4

I pound cost $4

User Leonardo Zanivan
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Answer: 4 dollars/ lbs

Explanation:

Tom paid 16 dollars for 4 lbs

16/4=4 dollars/ lbs

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