The price per pound of lobster was $2.49 per pound. Due to a limited supply, this price per pound was marked up by 30%. If Logan buys five pounds of lobster, how much will he pay?

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The price per pound of lobster was $2.49 per pound. Due to a limited supply, this price per pound was marked up by 30%. If Logan buys five pounds of lobster, how much will he pay?

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30/100+$2.49=$2.79(30% increase)
He bought 5 pounds= 2.79×5=$13.95
Answer= $13.95
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