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4 lb of bananas for $2.76 is the same as 1 lb of bananas for $.69
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4 lb of bananas for $2.76 is the same as
1 lb of bananas for $.69
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1 lb = 16 ounces
Paid amount
= [(0.69 cents) / (16 ounces)] × (5 ounces)
= 0.215625 cents
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Yes because if you multiply $.69 by 4 u would get $2.76
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