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Brian paid $19.95 for 2.5 pounds of turkey. what was the price per pound?
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Brian paid $19.95 for 2.5 pounds of turkey. what was the price per pound?
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per pound.
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Price per pound
= Price/Pounds
=19.95/2.5
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$7.98 per pound
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