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Kallem · Answer 1 · 2018-06-13T12:22:58+0000

Answer:

$28

Explanation:

Given: The cost for
1(1)/(2) pounds of candy at Mr. Bulky’s is
$\$7$ .

To Find: At this rate, how much is

$\text{pounds}$ of candy.

Solution:

Cost of
1(1)/(2)
$\text{pounds}$ of candy at Mr.Bulky's
$=\$7$

Cost for

$\text{pounds}$ of candy at Mr.Bulky's
$=\frac{\text{total cost of candy}}{\text{pounds of candy}}$

(7)/((3)/(2))

(7*2)/(3)

$\$(14)/(3)$

Now,

Cost of

$\text{pounds}$ of candy

$\text{cost of one pound of candy}*\text{total candy}$

(14)/(3)*6

$\$28$

Hence

$\text{pounds}$ of candy is of
$\$28$

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