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If oranges cost $0.75 for 1/3 of a dozen, how many oranges can you buy for $3.00?? ❗️Please help❗️
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If oranges cost $0.75 for 1/3 of a dozen, how many oranges can you buy for $3.00?? ❗️Please help❗️

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75 + 75 + 75. = 2.25 so no
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1/3 of a dozen o =(1/3)12=12/3=4 (oranges).
$0.75 / 4 oranges=$3.00 / x
x=($3.00)(4 oranges) / $0.75=16 oranges.

answer: 16 oranges.


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