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A grocery store has bananas on sale for 2 pounds for $1.50. What is the cost of 6 pounds of bananas?
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A grocery store has bananas on sale for 2 pounds for $1.50. What is the cost of 6 pounds of bananas?

User Duri
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4.5 dollars
2/1.5 is equal to 6/x
You cross multiply and you get 4.5
User Bart Hoekstra
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Answer:

$4.50

Explanation:

6 / 2 = 3

$1.50 x 3 = $4.50

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