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Pier bought eight lemons for six dollars. What was the cost for one lemon?
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Pier bought eight lemons for six dollars. What was the cost for one lemon?

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Answer:

Each lemon costs $0.75

Explanation:

Divide the total cost by the number of lemons.

$6/(8 lemons) = $0.75 per lemon

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