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If the unit price for watermelon is $0.24 per pound and Jared pays $1.68 for a watermelon, how many pounds does his watermelon weigh?
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If the unit price for watermelon is $0.24 per pound and Jared pays $1.68 for a watermelon, how many pounds does his watermelon weigh?
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Do 1.68/ .24
The answer is 7 pounds
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to find this price we need to divide 1.68/0.24
the anwser is 7
Therefore his watermelon is 7lbs
If you have anymore questions feel free to ask
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