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9. *If peaches are on sale for $1.25 per pound, how much will 2.4 pounds cost?
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9. *If peaches are on sale for $1.25 per pound, how much will 2.4 pounds cost?

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Answer:

3

Explanation:

okay first you multiply 1.25*2.4

1.25*2.4

Now you solve it

3

User Steglig
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Answer:

You would do $1.25 multiplied by 2.4 and the answer will be $3.

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