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The table below shows a correct representation that 16 pounds (lb) of sugar cost 4$:

The table below shows a correct representation that 16 pounds (lb) of sugar cost 4$:
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The table below shows a correct representation that 16 pounds (lb) of sugar cost 4$:

The table below shows a correct representation that 16 pounds (lb) of sugar cost 4$:-example-1
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This is true. If you count the number of lbs, you get 16 and if you count the number of dollars in the same length, you get $4.
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