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As a unit price, a half-dozen for $6.00 is a. $36.00 each b. $6.00 each c. $0.50 each d. $1.00 each
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As a unit price, a half-dozen for

$6.00 is
a. $36.00 each
b. $6.00 each
c. $0.50 each
d. $1.00 each

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d.$1.00 each
Step-by-step explanation:
A dozen is 12 half of 12 is 6
6 divided by 6 is 1 therefore u have 1.00 dollar each
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d. $1.00 each is the answer
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