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Corn costs $2 for 6 ears. Isabel spent $3 on corn. How many ears did she get?

Corn costs $2 for 6 ears. Isabel spent $3 on corn. How many ears did she get?
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Corn costs $2 for 6 ears. Isabel spent $3 on corn. How many ears did she get?

User Bill Christenson
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$2/6 = $.33
$3 / $.33 = 9 ears of corn
User Kushagra Gour
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$2 for 6 ears you divide 2 by 6 = 0.33
so $3 will get 9 because 0.33x9= $2.97

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