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The super saver market is selling 3lbs of oranges for $4.50 How many pounds do you get for $1

The super saver market is selling 3lbs of oranges for $4.50 How many pounds do you get for $1
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The super saver market is selling 3lbs of oranges for $4.50

How many pounds do you get for $1

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0.6 of a pound for $1.

3 divided by 4.5 = 0.6.

I'm not completely sure about this, but fairly certain. I'd look at other people's answers before submitting. Hope this helps.
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