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The baker pays $0.60 per pound for sugar and $1.35 per pound for butter. Which expression shows how much the baker will spend if he buys 4 pounds of butter and 10 pounds of sugar?
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The baker pays $0.60 per pound for sugar and $1.35 per pound for butter. Which expression shows how much the baker will spend

if he buys 4 pounds of butter and 10 pounds of sugar?

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Answer: $6 for sugar and $5.40 for butter
Explanation: You need to multiply the amount it costs by the amount needed and you get the answers.
$0.60 x 10 = $6.00
$1.35 x 4 = $5.40
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