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At Shop and Save Grocery Store, apples cost $3.59 a pound. If you buy 2.5 pounds, how much will it cost? Round your answer to the nearest cent.
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At Shop and Save Grocery Store, apples cost $3.59 a pound. If you buy 2.5 pounds, how much will it cost? Round your answer to the nearest cent.
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At Shop and Save Grocery Store, apples cost $3.59 a pound. If you buy 2.5 pounds, how much will it cost? Round your answer to the nearest cent.
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The answer would be $8.98. If each pound of apples costs $3.59 cents and you buy 2.5 pounds, your equation would be 2.5(3.59)=8.98.
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Answer:
$8.98
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3.59+3.59+1.80
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