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David and his sister picked out to pumpkins at the pumpkin patch the pumpkins cost $0.47 per pound David's pumpkin weight 13.24 pounds and his sister's pumpkin weighs 10.6 pounds. how much did they pay
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David and his sister picked out to pumpkins at the pumpkin patch the pumpkins cost $0.47 per pound David's pumpkin weight 13.24 pounds and his sister's pumpkin weighs 10.6 pounds. how much did they pay for both pumpkins?

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Multiply $0.47 to 10.6 pounds, and also 13.24 pounds and that would make $4.98 and $6.22. Add them together to get the total for both pumpkins would be $11.20. Hope this helped!
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go on youtube mathematics and they will help. Hope i helped you


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